我上学那会儿,凡事都要表个态。比如进了新闻学院的门,头一件事就得说清楚:你想做什么样的记者?呃,这问题让我一愣,半天没言语。这一犹豫不要紧,气得我的导师直哆嗦。他是在伊拉克战争爆发后第一个冲进战区的中国记者,连防弹衣都没穿好,就奔赴巴格达了。任何没有立刻振臂高呼“我要做好记者”的反应,都不是他要的正确答案。于是,这个问题一直猫在我的心里。两年前的冬天,我一个人跑 When I was in school, everything should be modal. For example, into the news college door, the first thing you have to say clearly: What kind of reporter do you want to do? Uh, this question surprised me for a moment, half a day without words. This hesitancy does not matter, angry with my mentor shivering. He was the first Chinese reporter who rushed into theater after the outbreak of the war in Iraq. Even the bullet-proof vests were worn and they went to Baghdad. Any response that did not immediately shout “I want to be a reporter” is not the correct answer he wants. So, this problem has been cat in my heart. Two years ago in winter, I ran alone