Global Survey: Chinese Journalists Tell the Truth About Foreigners

Author: Cheng Li
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The articles selected in this book combine a global perspective with a Chinese stance. No matter where the journalists' footsteps take them, they are fully aware that they are writing for Chinese readers. Like "Australia's Coal Mines: Three Years Without Deaths," "Why Are Japanese So Frugal," "How Foreign Countries Help Low-Income People Buy Homes," and "How the U.S. Banned False Advertising," these articles are like hundreds of carefully polished mirrors, providing useful references for the Chinese. This book collects nearly 100 articles from the past four years from sections such as "Journalist Investigations," "Beyond the Border," and "Economic Observations" of the Global Times. These investigations were all personally conducted by the newspaper's foreign correspondents, covering the investigation of event backstage, the study of foreign advanced experiences, and the exploration of social phenomena in foreign countries that Chinese people are unfamiliar with. Through multi-angle analysis of events, the journalists delve deep into