Professor emeritus, people's university of chinaFang han-chulThe editor-in-chiefChinese journalismBook historyThe second edition was published in april this year. As a professional history of an annual nature, the book, while providing the reader with a concise historical record, does not act as a discussion and analysis, but it can be described as the “knowledge canal” of chinese journalism. The starting point of this “knowledge canal” was the emergence of the “predominant feudal press in china's history” — the “pressboards group” — on 28 december 2016, “decided that the eastern morning news would be suspended from 1 january 2017” (the original text was moved to the web site). This “knowledge canal” describes in 3. 4 million words the history of chinese journalism from 713 a. D. To more than 1,300 a. D., and provides a long picture of china's history of journalism to a wide audience. It also provides a toolbook for historical and cultural workers, journalists, journalists and researchers of journalism and news history to examine and refer toAcademic valuesAnd publishing value。
Chinese news series (second edition): published by fong hanqi, editor-in-chief, fujian people's press
If china's news chronicle (second edition) were to be seen as the “knowledge canal” of china's news for the millennium, what could be gained from visiting this “knowledge canal” as a reader
Readers can read the chinese news chronicle. In today's era of “articulation” in the science of science, the scholars who study the press may not be concerned about the evolution of radio and television, and the scholars who study the internet may not be aware of the growth and decline of the press, but it is clear that a limited focus on their own research orientation is not conducive to enriching the imagination of the scholars to ask questions and solve them. If it is possible to move beyond its own course of study, to start in 713 a. D., to go from time to time from the “knowledge canal” (second edition) of china's news career to 2016, to appreciate the different ways in which all the newspapers, radio, television, internet, etc. Appear in the “knowledge canal” at different points of time, thereby allowing china's news industry for the millennium to become “wide” in order to look at the “locality” of its research orientation, which will undoubtedly enrich the imagination of scholars in raising questions and solving problems。
Readers can read the chinese news chronicle in different categories. If the beijing-hung-hang canal connects the five most important water systems of the country, such as the rivers, the yellow river, the wei river, the yangtze river and the chandong river, the second edition of the chinese journalism series, which is the “knowledge-canal”, provides a five-pronged picture of the political dimensions, economic dimensions, cultural dimensions, technological dimensions and social dimensions of the evolution of chinese journalism in the millennium. These are the five main components of the “knowledge canal” river, which affects the development of chinese journalism. Readers can draw on su’s reading methods and conduct detailed analysis of the political, economic, cultural, technological and social dimensions of the evolution of chinese journalism in the millennium。
Readers can explore the phantoms — reading the chinese news chronicle. On this point, as early as 2000, when china's news chronicle (first edition) was launched, professor ting jilin of the university of jordan pointed out. In compiling the second edition of the chinese journalism chronicle, the writing team paid particular attention to incorporating the latest research findings from the news and communications community. For example, in his diary, mr. Fong hanqi wrote that on 28 november 2015 (afternoon) “revision of a small section of the old edition of the episode on the episode of chongqing, based on a new book by wang green ping on the chongqing daily”. This reminds readers of the subtle “discrepancies” of the “first edition” of the chinese news chronicle and the “second edition” (713-1997). Similar to this subtle “discretion”, readers can “hear thunder in silence” — a full appreciation of the academic value of the “knowledge canal” of china's journalism, which was developed by 33 authors。
More than 20 years have passed since the beginning of the first edition of the book, which was written in 1997 and is now more than 20 years old. It is time for the second edition to be launched in the sense that china’s news and communications industry has been undergoing a period of great development and transformation. The choice of what to choose in the face of the vast amount of information is a test of the authors ' historical vision, academic literacy and judgement. It is natural for everyone to focus on different learning backgrounds, the difficulty of which is understandable。
Readers are on top of the “knowledge canal” of chinese journalism in the millennium, and are “reading through” to learn about the macro-level “all-embracing” of chinese journalism in the millennium, and are “searching” to get a clue drawing of the evolution of chinese journalism in the millennium, and “reading” to produce micro-level “water quality knowledge” of the “knowledge canal” in the millennium chinese journalism
