Xintianshui News [trainee reporter Wang Qin] From September 16 to 17, the 2021 "Fan Changjiang Action" initiated by Hong Kong Dagong Wenhui Media Group - Longgang Student Cloud joined hands to re-walk the Fan Yangtze River Road activity group to collect wind in our city.
In the past two days, 14 students from 6 colleges and universities, including Lanzhou University, Northwest Normal University, and Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics, have successively come to Wushan County's Memorial Hall of the Red Army's Long March to cross the Weihe River and wushan vegetable science and technology demonstration park to feel the red spirit of struggle and the great changes brought about by rural revitalization through on-site visits, listening to explanations, watching exhibitions, and exchanging interviews.
More than 80 years ago, Fan Changjiang, a famous reporter of the Ta Kung Pao, walked alone in northwest China, recorded the style of the Red Army's Long March, and wrote a book called "The Northwest Corner of China", leaving a strong mark on the history of Chinese journalism. In order to uphold and carry forward the spirit of Fan Changjiang, and record the history, culture and development status of Northwest China, Hong Kong Dagong Wenhui Media Group launched the "Fan Changjiang Action" in 2014. In the past eight years, more than 200 students from Hong Kong universities and Gansu universities have written nearly 1,000 manuscripts through on-site and online interviews, and through the perspective of the students of Guangdong University, using the advantages of the Platform of Dawen Group, they have introduced Gansu to the outside world and told many good stories about Gansu.
It is understood that this 7-day wind collection activity will be interviewed in Lanzhou City, Dingxi City, Tianshui City, Longnan City, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture and other places in Gansu Province, and the articles written will be published on the "Ta Kung Pao", "Hong Kong Wen Wei Po", "Dagong Net", Hong Kong Wenhui Net and other platforms.