Monday, January 16, 2006

Journalism and Anthropist

In the years I have been working for a journalism degree, I cultivated a habit to follow the latest trends in China and at least the United States. This is a must for journalism student. I am glad that my advisor is a very professional professor. His way of teaching is leading his students into a channel that he would love to see, that is to have his students show him and the world the best of them.

Before I was a little girl only thinking about what I like and what I dislike. I only knew what I was pursuing and did not take too much consideration of other people's needs. I have changed some through these years. I recently found that I have been an misanthropist, which means I hate something that is not good for human ethics. But these kind of things happen all the way. The more I read, the more I found that unethical things are happening everywhere. Even some highly exulted political and scientific celebrities have lots of freckles in their personal life.

While keeping up with the trend of modern life, I started to read pithy articles that were written in the past. These articles broadened my view on human being and human history. My progress is partially due to the journalism study.

To be a journalist is not easy, s/he has to keep updated every moment and have to be wise enough to tell the deep root of some social phenomena. The most important, these roots a journalist has reasoned out must not be narrow-minded and should be logical. Journalism is really something that will make the world better. I hope that China could have journalism cooperated into middle school education.