最近一段时间,我在考虑如何使我们的新闻报道更加接近实际生活,使记者的思想感情更加贴近群众。前几天,我翻阅了一本美国人写的书,书名叫《大分裂》。我边读边想,觉得我们的编辑记者应该多采写一些能够引人入胜的实录性新闻。《大分裂》的作者花了几年时间,深入社会各阶层,采访各行各业的人,用录音机录下他们的谈话,然后整理成书。书中写的是被采访者的原话,作者的话只起穿针引线的作用。书中有些章节文理还不甚通顺,但是口语化,一看就懂,显得真实、生动、亲 Recently, I was considering how to bring our news reports closer to real life and make journalists’ thoughts and feelings closer to the masses. A few days ago, I read a book written by an American named “Great Cleavage.” As I read it, I think our editorial journalists should write more engaging and informative news stories. The author of “Great Divisions” spent several years digging into all walks of life, interviewing people from all walks of life, recording their conversations with tape recorders, and arranging them into books. Written in the book is the interviewee’s original words, the author’s words only play the role of pin-guide. Some chapters in the book is not very liberal arts, but colloquial, a look understand, it is real, vivid, pro