Luo Zhewen (Ancient Architecture Research and Conservation)

Author: Ahang, chief editor of the "People" column at China Central Television
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: One of the characteristics of television as a medium is that its content is fleeting, and it is unrealistic to expect interested viewers to transcribe it. Yunnan People's Publishing House has converted television content into printed form, providing a traditional reading experience, which is a practical solution. However, I would like to draw the readers' attention to the creativity of the publisher. Different media formats have different strengths. In terms of textual content and flat images, publications offer more detailed and in-depth exploration, expanding humanistic content, allowing readers to browse freely and examine carefully. The author also hopes that the publication can delve into some negative and controversial figures and content beyond the television program. In China, we have a unique characteristic in the world: we have more negative experiences. These experiences are valuable. When we recognize them as negative or controversial, their positive significance becomes evident.