Brief introduction and works of Bai Shanshan, director of the Directing Department of the School of Film and Television of Sichuan Normal University

Bai Shanshan: Female, born in September 1946, from Beijing. University culture. Currently, he is a reporter, deputy director of the reporter department, and director of the editorial department of Sichuan Radio and Television Newspaper. She is a member of China Television Artists Association, China Photographers Association, China Journalists Association, Sichuan Television Artists Association, director of Sichuan Photographers Association, executive director of Sichuan Journalists Association, and executive vice president of Sichuan Women Photography Association. From 1972 to 1980, he worked as a news reporter at Sichuan TV Station. From 1980 to 1982, he worked as a film director and photographer in the Propaganda Department of the Ministry of Water Resources of China. He has held his current position since 1982. From 1986 to 1987, he participated in China's Third Antarctic Scientific Expedition. In 1995, he was awarded the title of "The First Top 100 Journalists in the Country". From 1996 to 1997, she participated in China’s 13th Antarctic Scientific Expedition. In 1999, she participated in China’s first Arctic Scientific Expedition and became the first female reporter in the Chinese press to reach the North and South Pole. He has published millions of written works, thousands of photographs, hundreds of TV news, TV special topics, and two TV series in major newspapers and periodicals across the country. He has held two personal photography exhibitions in the National Art Museum of China. Published a large color album "Baishanshan Antarctic Travel Photography Collection". He has won more than 100 national and provincial awards. Among them, the TV series "The Great Wall Extends to the South" won the Feitian Award Special Award and the Golden Eagle Award First Prize, and was jointly commended by the Central Propaganda Department, the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television, and the Ministry of Culture. The TV feature "Ling Zifeng Freehand Expression" won the first prize for the cultural celebrity feature of 18 provinces and cities. Award, the photography work "Comrade Li Peng Listens to the Report" won the Best News Award from the China Photographers Association and the China Television Arts Association; "Waiting for the Weather" won the Best On-site Atmosphere Award. The newsletter has won the second prize for outstanding works of national TV newspapers and periodicals 6 times. Recently, he has filmed TV special films "Towards the North Pole" and "Giant Panda and His Home", and authored picture books "What to See in the Arctic" and "What to See in Antarctica".