Does the Public Security Bureau have anything to do with the journalist industry?

Journalists are a profession and an industry. They are the "eyes" for people to know the world, and they are observers, recorders and participants. Of course, there are also a group of people in the police. They also work overtime and stay up late. They are never lacking in the front line of law enforcement. They are not members of the grassroots team, but their footprints are all over the streets. They don't have a press card and professional equipment, but they can take pictures, take pictures, take pictures, edit and write articles. They have a "dual identity"-they are both policemen and journalists. Regardless of the rain, snow, wind and frost in spring, summer, autumn and winter, they go to the grassroots, the front line and the scene to give back to the society with a warm report.