Reporting Principles

Author: Ouyang Ming
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The book is divided into three parts—upper, middle, and lower—each defining the meaning, scope, and characteristics of in-depth reporting writing. It discusses the basic principles, methods, and writing patterns, methods, and requirements of five specific types of in-depth reporting. The lower part focuses on the types of journalists and how they grow and achieve success. The book emphasizes the connection between theory and practice in writing. It is grounded in the fundamental principles of journalism and communication, combining the current reforms in China's newspaper industry with the author's personal writing experiences and insights from industry professionals. It offers a broad perspective, spanning time and space, and selects the essence from the (grand) scope. It is both practical and theoretical, integrating theory and practice. Therefore, it serves as a strong guide for journalists and correspondents engaged in in-depth reporting and is also valuable for professional theoretical researchers. Currently, this book is a rare and systematic monograph in China that deeply explores the writing and reporting of in-depth reporting. It features an innovative structure, accumulating the author's years of research insights, with fresh ideas throughout the text, advancing the study of in-depth reporting in China to a new stage.