Investigate China CCTV News Investigation

Author: Liang Jianzeng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: How did scholar Liu Shuwei expose the "Bluefield" myth? How was the truth hidden in the Dan Mine disaster? How were the football "black referees" blown? What were the dark secrets behind the Yuanhua case? Read "Investigating China"! A program that seeks the truth, one that emphasizes a spirit of questioning, one that pursues objectivity, depth, and accuracy—follow Wang Zhi, Dong Qian, Chang Jiang, and Yang Chun as they cover "News Investigation."
News editing is merciless, and on-site presentations are limited. After the camera stops rolling, there are countless words left unsaid by the parties involved, embodying the responsibility of journalists toward society, their concern for human nature, their relentless pursuit of the truth, and their rational confessions. "Investigating China—Internal Archives of CCTV (News Investigation)"—a renowned book series, released in two volumes annually. This book is the fifth and sixth in the series, meticulously compiled based on the in-depth fact-finding and highly-rated "News Investigation" programs broadcast by CCTV (2001-2002).
Open this book, and you can learn about the state's assistance to impoverished populations, the progress of household registration system reform, and the plight of Wenlou villagers who contracted AIDS after blood donations. You can feel the wisdom and courage of scholar Liu Shuwei as he stood up against powerful forces to uphold national interests, the concerns of community residents for community development, and examine the threat of Eupatorium adenophorum, the truth behind drug rebates, and the layers of dark secrets behind the Yuanhua case.