Exclusive reporting inside and outside the red walls

Author: Ma Ling
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Publish Date: 1998-07-01
Features: A blend of news and culture, resulting in works that are engaging to read. Exclusive Reports from Inside the Red Wall combines news and culture, making it highly readable. I have known Ma Ling for many years. We once lived in the same compound. She has studied abroad and has also written novels. Currently, she works as a journalist. Writing novels requires a journalistic sensitivity; being a journalist requires cultural depth. By combining the two and using them skillfully, she has developed a unique style. It can be said that this is a work rich in both news and cultural flavor. Ma Ling's later decision to become a journalist rather than a novelist was a wise choice. She seems more suited to being a journalist because she is curious, loves to move around, and has a heightened sensitivity to things, of course, with a writing style that resonates with readers. We are exposed to a vast amount of information every day, and in the process, not only do good news stories leave an impression, but good journalists do as well. Ma Ling's novels are excellent, and her news features, which blend the styles of novels and essays, are also outstanding. I love reading them. When reading The China Daily, even without seeing the name, I can immediately recognize which articles are by her. The China Daily is an established newspaper with a unique cultural taste. It has produced many great journalists who have left a significant mark on Chinese journalism. The China Daily is about to celebrate its centennial. May this newspaper, under the capable hands of its generations of journalists, remain youthful forever.