Names of famous journalists in China in the last two or three years.

Huang Yuansheng, Shao Piaoping, etc.

Fan Changjiang and Mu Qing are a little closer.

Fan Changjiang

Fan Changjiang is a famous journalist in modern China. He once led news organizations, news agencies, newspapers and journalism schools, and trained a large number of talents for China's journalism. In the early days of national liberation, he served as deputy editor-in-chief of Xinhua News Agency, president of People's Daily and deputy director of the General Administration of Press and Publication, and was one of the founders of journalism in New China.

Fan Changjiang's life is extremely hard, full of adventure and legend. When he was young, he was influenced by the Great Revolution and took part in the anti-imperialist patriotic movement. In the Chongqing Massacre, he climbed out of the pile of dead bodies and ran to Wuhan, the revolutionary center, to join the revolutionary army in He Long and hold an armed uprising in Nanchang. During the September 18th Incident, Fan Changjiang failed to apply for a job in Peiping, where the anti-Japanese movement was flourishing, and made a living by making soybean milk and delivering milk. Later, he went to Jehol and Chahar to express his condolences to the soldiers in front. He was arrested twice by the Japanese army and almost died. However, his patriotism remained unchanged, and he finally took the pen as a weapon and went to the northwest for investigation as a journalist. He had no salary, raised his own travel expenses, and his life and safety were not guaranteed. In the communication, he reported the real situation of the Red Army and exposed the shady scenes in the northwest, which caused a sensation throughout the country and made him famous in one fell swoop. During the Xi 'an Incident, Zhou Enlai praised his communication and said, "We are amazed at your research and analysis of our actions." Hu Yuzhi praised his collection "Northwest Corner of China" as a masterpiece that shocked the whole country, just like Si Nuo's "Red Star over China".

Fan Changjiang took the bull by the horns in his interview activities. He once walked through the uninhabited virgin forest, stayed overnight in the area where wild animals appeared, and climbed over the snow-capped mountains with thin air. In northwest Sichuan, he saw the tragic situation of food shortage, salt shortage and starvation everywhere; The athletes of the 19 th Route Army who witnessed the meritorious service in the anti-Japanese war were demoted to the mountains and mountains to serve as cannon fodder for the civil war. In order to find out the real situation of Japan's invasion to the west, he disguised himself to visit Juyanhai, and rode a camel across the desert to return to Guisui, where he slept and slept, and his skin was chapped and ulcerated. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he ignored the enemy bombing and braved the enemy's artillery fire to interview the battlefields such as Lugouqiao, Nankou, Taierzhuang and Xuzhou, and reported the events that readers were most concerned about with the most vivid and in-depth materials, so his communication was also the most popular among readers.

Fan Changjiang's ability as a social activist has brought his interview activities to a higher level. He has extensive contacts with people from all walks of life, including party and government leaders, generals, princes and nobles, down to workers, shop assistants, merchants and vendors, and people of all walks of life, and some of them can have in-depth conversations. Therefore, his information is sensitive and his channels are smooth. This enables him to analyze the situation more accurately and grasp the trend. He is a model for journalists in our country.

On October 23rd, 197, Fan Changjiang was persecuted to death by Lin Biao and the Gang of Four. In December 1978, the Central Committee rehabilitated him. In 1988, China Journalists Association made a decision to set up the Fan Changjiang Prize for Journalism to reward outstanding journalists and open up the future of journalism.

A famous journalist-Mu Qing

Mu Qing, born in 1921 in Bengbu, Anhui Province, was born in Qixian County, Henan Province. Influenced by progressive thoughts in his youth, he joined the Eighth Route Army in 1937 to engage in propaganda work, went to Yan 'an in 194, and studied at Lu Xun Art Institute. In 1939, he joined the China Producer Party. In 1942, he became a reporter for Liberation Daily, the central organ of China, and began his journalism career for more than half a century. No matter during the war years or after the founding of New China, he produced inspiring news masterpieces. During his more than ten years as the president of Xinhua News Agency, he has devoted a lot of efforts and made important contributions to strengthening the function of Xinhua News Agency as a national news agency and building an influential world news agency. He was honorary chairman of Ren Zhonghua National Journalists Association.

Mu Qing wrote and created a large number of news words and photographs in his life, and many immortal masterpieces in the history of news are linked with his name. His famous news articles, such as Yanling Team, Jiao Yulu, an example of the county party secretary, for the entrustment of Premier Zhou, and the trial of history, are well-known and widely praised, which have influenced several generations of readers in China. He has also published Selected Prose of Mu Qing, Essays on Journalism, Ten party member Produced in * * *, Colorful World, etc.

China famous journalist (Shao Piaoping)

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Modern famous journalist Fan Changjiang

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Shui Junyi

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Chai Lu

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Xu Zhucheng

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Lv Yansong

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Guo Chaoren

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Tian Liu

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Chai Jing, CCTV reporter; Zhang Quanling, Wang Xiaoya ~ ~ a group of talented women of CCTV; Southern Zhou's reporters are also great, but I don't know if they are over thirty.