What does a feature story mean?

Well, a feature story usually digs deeper into a subject. It might tell a human-interest tale, offer behind-the-scenes looks, or present a unique perspective. It's not just about the facts but also about creating an engaging narrative.

When we talk about 'feature' in a story, it could mean a prominent characteristic or element that gives the story its identity. It might be a particular setting, a recurring theme, or a specific style of narration.

Text features in a story refer to elements like the style of writing, the structure of paragraphs, and the use of different fonts or formatting to enhance the reading experience and convey meaning.

It means giving special attention or prominence to a story on that platform. Maybe it's shown at the top, or gets more promotion than others.

I think 'American Horror Story: Double Feature' means we'll get a double dose of horror. It might involve two different settings, characters, or types of scares, making for a more intense and diverse viewing experience.

In the context of American Horror Story, 'double feature' typically refers to presenting two distinct but related story arcs or themes within one viewing session. This might offer more complex narratives and keep viewers engaged for a longer period.

It usually refers to a combination or showcase of two science fiction works or elements. For example, it could be two related sci-fi movies shown together.

The Clown Game was a popular mystery novel written by Fatty Gua and was loved by Qidian Chinese Network readers. The story told the story of participating in a mysterious game and constantly solving puzzles to clear the game. The novel can be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. It is recommended that the audio book host, Su Su, read it aloud. The atmosphere is very good. You can also get an experience member if you go to Qidian to listen to books now! You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead, Chen Xiao, was an ugly lunatic, but he was also a genius.

Wu Gengji was an animated series based on ancient Chinese mythology. It told the story of King Zhou and his son Wu Geng, who did not yield to the slavery of God and pursued an independent and free life. According to the information provided, Wu Gengji had a single episode and a collection. The compilation was made for the first half of the fourth season. Each episode was 45 minutes long and there were five episodes in total. The audience could search for 'The Collection of Wu Gengji' on the broadcast platform to watch. The specific content of the compilation was episodes 22-26. This arrangement was probably to meet the needs of the audience, as some viewers had complained that this work was too short, with each episode only lasting ten minutes. Now, each episode had 45 minutes, which was enough for the audience to finish it in one breath. However, the official move did not receive the approval of the audience. Instead, there were people who asked for the work to be taken down. The search results provided did not provide any clear information about the specific difference between the main film and the collection.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'others mean story'. It's a bit unclear. Maybe you could explain it a bit more?