Investigative journalist

Author: Zeng Huafeng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a heartfelt confession by Zeng Huafeng, China's first journalist who repeatedly exposed gangsters. The best investigative journalists are those who make wrongdoers uncomfortable! He was one of the first legal and political reporters and investigative journalists at the Southern Metropolis Daily, a rising star in the press. He has published over 2,500 articles and is hailed as "China's first journalist who repeatedly exposed gangsters." He has been threatened with "buying journalist heads" and "eliminating journalists," enduring attacks, lawsuits, exile, and betrayal, even receiving faxes from gangster leaders. His exclusive reports, such as "Manager Tortures Flower Girl, Judge and Magistrate Observe Passively" and "Gangsters Manipulate Phone," caused a sensation at the time. This book is China's first long-form (: documentary) reflecting the survival of investigative journalists, focusing on civil rights and livelihoods. Numerous behind-the-scenes stories are (: first disclosed), delivering strong impact with dramatic plots and sharp insights, reflecting media transformation and the era's tumult.