The joy of being a journalist.

Among the reporters and journalists of Khanh Hoa Newspaper, Radio, and Television today, there are individuals whose professional journeys have left a lasting impression on colleagues and the public. For journalists, the joy of their profession lies in seeing their meticulously crafted journalistic works positively impact the people and provide local leaders with a deeper understanding of issues of public concern. This is also the motivation for journalists to persevere and dedicate themselves fully to their profession.

* Journalist Vu Thi Hoa: Living life to the fullest with her profession through small and heartwarming things.

For over 30 years in journalism, although I didn't receive formal training, I persevered, perhaps because I felt a connection to the profession. Each time I went to the field, my baggage wasn't sophisticated skills, but simply the ability to listen and understand the story thoroughly. The more I traveled and wrote, the more I realized how insignificant my knowledge was compared to the vast transformation of the country; the more I admired the vision and decisiveness of the leaders; the more I appreciated the people who contributed to the development of society; and at the same time, I realized how much luckier and happier I was than many others. From that, I gained more motivation to overcome all difficulties in my work and life.

Journalist Vu Thi Hoa.

I am also very fortunate to have been given excellent material for writing by the land and people of Khanh Hoa . With my works that were fortunate enough to be honored, perhaps it was the heartfelt stories and efforts of the subjects that were so moving, or the rich material in the subject matter that touched the hearts of readers and judges. I only tried to record and capture them as authentically and carefully as possible. For me, the joy of my profession is sometimes simply when, after the article is published, the subject calls to say their life has improved, or simply when the story I told resonates with the reader. For me, living fully in my profession is about these small, warm things.

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* Journalist Bui Huu Tam: A demanding but glorious profession

Having been involved in television news for nearly 25 years, I've been fortunate to be the author and co-author of many valuable and moving television news reports and documentaries that demonstrate social responsibility. Among these are outstanding works that have won high awards and been honored at the National Journalism Awards; the National Radio and Television Festival; the National Journalism Award on Party Building (Golden Hammer and Sickle Award); the National Award for Foreign Information; the National Press Conference; the National Journalism Award on the National Assembly and People's Councils (Dien Hong Award); and the annual provincial journalism awards... For me, creating high-quality journalistic works is not simply about winning awards, but more importantly, about ensuring that my intellectual creations truly bring value to life and contribute to overall development. To achieve this, I constantly challenge myself, explore, hone my skills, and accumulate knowledge, experience, and professional methods. Besides that, I always try to refresh myself and keep my passion for television alive. For me, journalism in general, and television reporting in particular, is a very difficult, even harsh, profession because few people can become proficient immediately without training and practice.

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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Vietnam Family Day (June 28, 2001 - June 28, 2026): Raising awareness about building happy families.On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Vietnam Family Day (June 28, 2001 - June 28, 2026), reporters from Khanh Hoa Newspaper and Radio and Television interviewed Ms. Pham Thi Thanh Huong - Deputy Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism - about family affairs and activities to raise awareness of building happy, prosperous, equal, and civilized families in the province.

Journalist Bui Huu Tam.

When I embark on producing high-quality journalistic works, I always clearly understand that I will have to invest a lot of time, effort, and money. Television, in particular, is a collaborative effort; therefore, it requires a well-coordinated team from editors, directors, cameramen, commentators, to post-production technicians. In terms of subject matter, reporters must grasp the current events to find topics that meet the criteria of being new, unique, and having a strong impact on society. In terms of presentation, a unique and engaging storytelling style is needed, conveying a clear message. Every detail—image, sound, on-location noise, statements from those involved, or even the words of commentary—requires careful selection, attention to detail, and conciseness to be captivating, emotionally resonant, and easily memorable for the audience, thus spreading powerfully through the public. In general, creating a valuable piece of journalism requires a reporter to have a comprehensive mindset, a keen eye, passion, a willingness to overcome difficulties and hardships, and a constant desire to find the best way to express themselves.

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* Journalist Tran Hoai Huong: Journalists must know how to listen to the public.

At the 2026 National Radio Festival held in Quang Ninh province last April, the live radio program "Realizing the Aspiration for Nuclear Power" by Khanh Hoa Newspaper and Radio and Television was awarded a bronze prize. For the production team, this was not only a professional joy but also a recognition of their serious and responsible work on a major topic that received special attention from society. Instead of simply gathering information from reports or documents, the team chose an approach based on real-life experiences, visiting the project area, meeting with people in the affected region to listen to their thoughts, aspirations, and concerns about resettlement, agricultural relocation, livelihoods, the environment, and future development opportunities. These field trips helped the team realize that what people need is not just information about a large project, but also clear and understandable answers to issues directly related to their daily lives. From there, the program was developed with a people-centered approach, starting with the questions that the people themselves were asking.

Journalist Tran Hoai Huong.

To answer these questions, the team proactively connected with experts in the fields of energy, nuclear power, and socio-economic planning and development. The challenge was not only finding experts with deep expertise but also helping them convey complex technical knowledge in accessible language to a wide audience. As a result, content that was previously considered dry became more lively, understandable, and persuasive. Another important factor contributing to the program's success was the active cooperation and support from provincial leaders, as well as the dedicated guidance and favorable conditions provided by agency leaders. During the preparation process, the team received a wealth of official and timely information on policies and guidelines, especially those related to planning, compensation, support, and resettlement. This enabled the program to provide the public with accurate and objective information, contributing to social consensus.

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For live radio broadcasts, thorough preparation is crucial. From editors and presenters to field reporters and technicians, everyone must coordinate seamlessly and proactively handle any unforeseen situations. The success of the program is the result of teamwork, creativity, and professional responsibility from each member. From this practical experience, I believe that a quality journalistic work must begin with real-life situations, address issues that concern the people, and be built on a foundation of accurate and multifaceted information. When journalists truly listen to the public and strive to connect citizens with managers and experts, the journalistic work will create lasting social impact and value.

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