On a spring afternoon, sunlight shines through the glass windows in every corner of the studio, as if painting the space with a layer of golden warmth. The camera moves slowly to capture two guests sitting on a comfortable sofa, dressed in different styles of clothing that contrasts sharply with each other.
One is Dou Wentao, who appears in a relaxed manner, wearing casual clothes and a gentle and natural smile. His curious and witty gaze swept over the guests across from time to time, like a traveler ready to explore the unknown. The other was the solemn and formal General Zhang Zhaozhong, who was dressed in a straight military uniform and epaulettes shone with a respectable light. He has a kind of calmness and depth on his face, as if he is a hero who has come out of the long river of history.
Although the lighting is soft but solemn, in such an atmosphere, Dou Wentao softly asked the question: "General, in your glorious military career, what moments will you never forget?" This question is like opening the door to memory. General Zhang's eyes looked into the distance in a daze, as if he had traveled back to those years of war and gunsmoke.
"I remember one time..." Zhang Zhaozhong began to speak slowly but affectionately. The camera seems to zoom in with his words to those tense and dangerous scenes. The audience could clearly feel the real scene of the soldiers' hearts beating fast, sweat and dirt mixed with the dirt. On the front lines of war, everyone has the responsibility of defending the safety of their country, their families and their comrades.
"In that environment..." General Zhang continued, "You will understand that courage and responsibility are not abstract concepts. They are as figurative as the dazzling badges on our uniforms. Dou Wentao listened to these words, showed respect, and nodded in approval at the right time.
The conversation is light-hearted, natural yet deep. When General Zhang talked about his past experiences, he expressed endless nostalgia and warmth for his comrades-in-arms, and when he mentioned the responsibilities and values he shouldered as a soldier, he was firm and profound.
Finally, at the end of the program, Zhang Zhaozhong prophetically mentioned that the country will make greater progress in the field of military science and technology in the future. "I'm sure it won't be long before that..." "We will see more advanced equipment for peacebuilding," he said. Such a positive, hopeful, and constructive outlook for the future builds the audience's expectations for a better life tomorrow for the country.
Through dialogue, the whole article constructs a panorama that includes three dimensions of historical review, heroic praise, and future vision. The reader feels the tension and intensity as if he was there, and at the same time, it is also a unique atmosphere intertwined with iron and blood tenderness. Through such a well-designed and ingenious layout, the report manuscript is presented professionally colloquial, but there is no lack of professional depth and emotional thickness, which conveys something worth remembering and thinking about in a relaxed and pleasant way.