Gu Ansheng passed away. Former anchor Dai Zhongren would not leave to mourn: he will always remain in his heart

It was reported today (3rd) that senior Frontline TV anchor Gu Ansheng had passed away at the age of 83. His wife Hu Jin sadly confirmed the bad news. The news made the press sad. TTV also expressed its condolences earlier. Dai Zhongren, who was the head anchor of TTV, even posted a message on the social platform to remember his former commander. He said emotionally: "The warm teachings and demeanor will always remain in my heart." There is a deep sense of reluctance between the lines.

The front-end TV station has served TTV for many years and has held important positions such as evening news anchor, news department manager, program department manager and deputy general manager. In 1986, he was awarded the Golden Bell Award for Best News Program Host. Regarding the death of the senior newsman, TTV said: "We are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Gu Ansheng. TTV will respect the family's wishes and try its best to provide relevant assistance."

Dai Zhongren, whose career spans the fields of news broadcasting and art and cultural relic collection, has also served as the anchor, interview team leader and news department manager of Taiwan TV in the past. After he learned that Ansheng Gu had passed away, he immediately posted a post on the social platform. He wrote at the beginning: "In memory of my chief, Ansheng Gu." He then detailed the important positions Gu Ansheng held in Taiwan Television and the honor of winning the Golden Bell Award in 1986.

Dai Zhongren was grateful for Gu Ansheng’s warm teachings to him during his lifetime, and admitted that the professional demeanor of his former commander would remain in his heart forever. At the end of the article, in addition to wishing Gu Ansheng rest in peace, I also did not forget to express my condolences to Hu Jin, hoping that she could express her condolences. The deep friendship between those who came before and behind in the journalism field in the past is touching.