Undercover Journalist: My Journey for Justice

Author: Shi Ye
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a legendary figure who has survived nine near-death experiences! This is the only legal affairs journalist in China who came from the Marine Corps, a real-life record of an undercover journalist fighting for justice! It is a book that stings the nerves of the Chinese people! The elderly father, who had once been a hospital leader, died in the hospital he had personally established! To avenge his father, the female nurse chief in Beidaihe angrily sued the hospital where she worked. A Sichuan migrant worker demanded wages and was brutally killed by a vicious boss. A 70-year-old "dead man" came back to life to sue the police station, but the lawsuit dragged on for five years with no result. A police officer who exposed the corruption of his superiors was hunted down. He exposed the true face of a "love scammer," and the righteous journalist was falsely accused and slandered by an unscrupulous man, leading to the first journalist self-litigation case in China. The righteous journalist fell into a difficult life. Shiye, a bold man from a poor village in Hubei Daye, crossed the special training ground of the Chinese Marine Corps, sweated hard on construction sites, and from an unarmed veteran without a diploma, he worked hard to educate himself and finally became a legal affairs journalist for popular newspapers such as the Nanjing Metropolitan Daily. His life was full of extraordinary adventures. With his pen as his knife, he exposed many shocking secrets. He bravely stood up for the rights of the weak, appearing in court three times, being chased down multiple times, surviving four near-death experiences, and having been illegally detained with handcuffs. In the history of Chinese journalism, he wrote the unique word "justice," and was deeply respected by the people. The famous report literature writer He Jianming specially wrote an article praising him as "the sharp sword that the people need," and National People's Congress member Wang Weizhong professor praised him as "Shiye is the most just journalist I have ever seen, his story moved me deeply!" This book fully records Shiye's unique legendary experiences, his painful inner monologue, the arduous journey of public opinion supervision, and also records the difficult feelings of the author and many of his journalistic peers when carrying out public opinion supervision against corruption. It also records the lives of various wandering authors such as Gu Qingsheng, Zhuang Xiaobin, and Liu Qing, as well as the bitter lives of many wandering journalists. This book can be considered a sequel to the author's book Undercover Adventures – My Fourth Near-Death Experience. The two books complement each other, with closely linked stories yet entirely different content. Shiye's ten-year journey as a journalist filled with twists and turns, thrilling and heart-stirring. Reading it, one deeply feels the difficulty of public opinion supervision while also being moved by his noble and righteous spirit, making one's blood boil and stirring one's soul!