
230 outstanding journalists participated, and 10 journalists were selected as the top ten contestants
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The "Good Journalists Tell Good Stories" event is sponsored by multiple departments and aims to guide journalists to practice the core socialist values.
The "Good Journalists Tell Good Stories" event is sponsored by the Central Propaganda Department, the Central Cyberspace Administration of China, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, and the China Journalists Association, and co-organized by China Central Radio and Television. The activity is committed to organizing journalists to tell personal stories, talk about the interview process, and talk about their inner feelings, guiding and motivating them to firmly establish a Marxist journalistic outlook, consciously promote professional spirit, abide by professional ethics, and practice the core socialist values.
In the 13th "Good Journalists Tell Good Stories", 230 outstanding journalists recommended by the central government's major news units, national industry media, provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps participated. Ten journalists including Li Na from People's Daily, Tao Ye from Xinhua News Agency, Meng Chen from China Central Radio and Television, Ma Le from Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station, Zhang Aoran from Jilin Radio and Television Station, Ni Nan from the Integrated Media Center of Rugao City, Jiangsu Province, Zhu Yuanxiang from The Paper, Ma Wanlin from Hunan Radio and Television Station, Jiang Jiefeng from Guangxi Daily, and Reyda from Xinjiang Daily were selected as the top ten contestants.
Their speeches focus on the good start of the "15th Five-Year Plan" and the high-quality development of China's economy. They focus on major theme publicity activities such as celebrating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's Long March. They vividly tell the true stories of China's new journey.
This year's special program left the studio and went to Renmin University of China as a university. Ten contestants had in-depth exchanges with students from Renmin University of China through short film shooting and sharing. Through rehearsals, questionnaires, small sharing sessions, etc., we extensively solicited opinions from students and aroused strong responses among students. Many students believed that this activity was of great help to them and inspired them to set up lofty ideals in rejuvenating the great cause and dreaming of strengthening the country.

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