What kind of news stories are valuable?

Never let go of every detail. In a sense, journalists should have the observation power of Sherlock Holmes. There are often many key details in the news scene that can reflect the essence of news. If we find it and dig it, we can sort out the ins and outs of the incident. For example, a woman in Wanquan River in Haidian fell into the river, and passers-by rushed into the river to rescue her. After the reporter rushed to the scene, he found that one of them was wearing military pants and hospital gown, which was very special. After an interview, he was found to be a soldier, treating diseases in the nearby 309 hospital. He found it when he came out for a walk and jumped into the glacier at the risk of aggravating his illness. The addition of this detail adds a layer of humanity to an ordinary emergency.