1902-2006 - A Century of Hardship - Wang Yunsheng and the Da Gong Bao

Author: Wang Zhichen
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The Rise of the Da Gong Bao is a work of political commentary that inherits traditional literary style while continually innovating. When the new management took over The Da Gong Bao, they upheld the "Four Non-Principles" as their guiding philosophy:
- Non-Partisan: Not aligned with any single political party or its views.
- Non-Sale: Not sold to private individuals or groups, nor accepting any financial aid from external sources.
- Non-Personal: Not engaging in self-serving rhetoric but reflecting the public's collective will.
- Non-Foolish: Maintaining a principled stance and not blindly following the crowd.
These four principles epitomize the essence of cultural and political advocacy. They also safeguard the spirit of "independent thinking and free spirit." In simple terms, cultural politics is not just a slogan—it is rooted in the people's perspective, reflecting what they uphold rather than what they oppose. While there may be deviations or inaccuracies in judging right and wrong, they can ultimately be corrected by facts.
Although Da Gong Bao journalists may hold diverse political views, within the organization, they embrace inclusivity, with a shared sense of public justice. All decisions prioritize the people's interests. As times progress and history advances, the true value of The Da Gong Bao lies in its ability to evolve without compromising its integrity. It aligns with the current trends while preserving its independent spirit.