For a media to gain social respect, its investigative reporting must play its core role. Especially with the rapid development of network technology and the overwhelming self-media, "fast" is no longer the goal that professional media should pursue. Then, it is the duty of professional media to improve professional investigations and expose the true logic behind the appearance of news to readers. However, the more professional investigative reports, the more hard work is required, the more manpower and material resources are required, and the related reports may face miscarriage due to various reasons at any time. It can be said that although the benefits are large, the risks are extremely high, and sometimes they are exhausted and there is no gain.
In recent years, with changes in the policy environment, capital environment, and technological environment, the Chinese press is still committed to doing professional investigative reports. There is basically no television media, and only Hu Shuli’s financial information and the Beijing News are the only paper media. It's so sad!
When such a problem arises, the press should be the first to reflect on it, especially the barbaric growth and chaos in the past few years. But is it really good for some departments to make the Chinese press like this?
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