Journalist Career -- Witnessing the World for 60 Years

Author: Luo Mei (Qing)
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
Features: Over more than half a century of his journalistic career, Walter Cronkite set an example that was difficult for ordinary journalists to achieve—honesty, objectivity, passion, and insight. From the battlefields of World War II to covering the Nuremberg Trials; from serving as the chief correspondent in Moscow after the war to hosting "Evening News" at CBS, Walter Cronkate always adhered to the principle of "accuracy and honesty," achieving extraordinary success and becoming the most trusted journalist in the United States. At the age of 80, he wrote about his life journey, filled with hardships, twists, and legends. More and more people began to realize that over the past decades, they had been fortunate to receive news from this talented and noble individual, and thus they would cherish this book, "A Journalist's Life," even more.