"The imprint of 30 years of journalism" is a book by journalist To Dinh Tuan, Editor-in-Chief of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, published by Ho Chi Minh City General Publishing House. The book is elaborately made with nearly 400 pages, consisting of 5 parts: "Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper in the flow of modern journalism", "Interviews with leaders of the Party, State, Government, National Assembly and Ho Chi Minh City", "One character per issue", "Pieces of the puzzle" and "People choose the profession, the profession chooses people". In the introduction of the book, journalist Le Quoc Minh, member of the Party Central Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association , said: "With his career journey, growing from a reporter, editor to editorial manager, the highest leader of a major newspaper in the country, journalist To Dinh Tuan can be considered a typical representative of the generation of young, dedicated, dynamic, and confident journalists and press managers doing great things for their profession, contributing to the development of Ho Chi Minh City and the whole country."
Indeed, reading each page of the book, readers can imagine the journey of dedication and passion for the profession of the journalist born in 1974. Since childhood, he loved reading books, was passionate about literature, and dreamed of becoming a journalist. Graduating with a major in journalism from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City in 1997, he began his journalism career from Saigon Giai Phong Newspaper, through many different positions and agencies, and from 2018 to present, he has been the Editor-in-Chief of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper. Each part of the book brings interesting things, such as in the section "Each period, a character" or "The pieces of the puzzle", which is a collection of his works published in the magazine Knowledge Today in 1996-1997, when he was a student, with interesting perspectives.
Or in the section "The Laborer Newspaper in the flow of modern journalism", it is the concerns and enthusiasm of the newspaper's leader with the development trend of modern journalism. The articles raise the demand for innovation, renewal, and integration so that the mainstream press can maintain its position in the hearts of readers. The section "People choose the profession, the profession chooses the person" introduces many articles by famous researchers and journalists about journalist To Dinh Tuan, sketching a portrait of the dedicated journalist from Binh Dinh. Journalist To Dinh Tuan shared: "Journalism is not an easy profession, loving the profession, dedicating oneself, and keeping oneself are important things if one wants to achieve success".
Writer and journalist Ho Quang Loi, former Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Journalists Association, is an experienced writer in the national press. He has just released his 11th publication, "Truth, Righteousness and the Pen", on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day. The book includes 66 articles, divided into 8 chapters: "The Pulse of the Times", "The Mindset of Holding a Pen", "The Light of Humanity", "Journalism Ethics", "Stronger than the Sword", "Accompanying and Winning", "Social Networks, AI and Journalism", "Heart and Fire". Through that, the book not only shows the passion but also the sensitivity of the 70-year-old journalist in the face of modern journalism trends. At 70 years old and 45 years in the profession, journalist Ho Quang Loi said: "I have distilled a few things and wish to share them with comrades, colleagues, and those who are continuing the great revolutionary journalism career".
The book highlights the very good thoughts of journalist Ho Quang Loi. In the face of the information explosion, a true journalist must be the one to "light the way", leading public opinion with truth and reason. He believes: "In the chaotic forest of information, readers need a moral compass to find the right path". And that compass is the heart and conscience of the writer. Or when discussing the beauty of journalism, for him, the end of journalism is culture, the end of culture is people. Honoring the beauty of people is the sacred responsibility of journalism. Only honest and humane journalism can radiate the light of journalistic culture.
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