First summarize and then write a 200-word essay in detail

My father is a journalist who combines television camerawork, news photography, and text editing. He has set a record of publishing 846 articles per year. He is of medium build, with a slightly Chinese-shaped face. He is thin and has many folds. When he grins, he has many folds, making him easy to recognize. He walks in a hurry, maybe with a camera on his shoulder, maybe with a camera bag on his shoulder, and a camera hanging around his neck. He always appears in lively places. Maybe one day, you may meet my dad who dares to risk his life for journalism. I remember one Sunday, my father originally promised to take me rafting on the Tingjiang River, but I received an unexpected call from my American friend Collis from the Meihuashan National Nature Reserve. Ask him to go to Meihua Mountain to look for South China tigers. He ignored my crying, loaded up the equipment, and set off in the car. Because he was walking in a hurry, he forgot to eat. When I got there, my father bought biscuits from a small shop and ate and drank from the natural mineral water on the roadside. They walked for nearly four hours, looking for tiger traces in the jungle, and Dad took more than two rolls of film. It started to rain lightly, so Dad had to continue shooting under the umbrella. The task of finding South China tigers this time was very arduous. After hard work, my dad wrote seven pieces of news. Among them, two were adopted by People's Daily and China People's Broadcasting Station. Another documentary essay, "Searching for South China Tigers," was reprinted and broadcast by more than 40 newspapers, periodicals, and radio stations across the country, and won the second prize in the "Journalist Special Action" award from the China Forestry News.

My dad is such a dedicated reporter, and I am proud to have such a dad