At noon on January 15, Wu Zhiming, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, was interviewed by Xinhua reporter Li Lingyu at the on-site consultation activity of the Fifth Session of the Twelfth CPPCC Shanghai Municipal Committee. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
Shanghai, 15 Jan (Xinhuanet) -- At noon on 15 January, the on-site consultation activity of the Fifth Session of the 12th CppcC Shanghai Municipal Committee was held at the Party School of the Municipal Party Committee. Around one o'clock in the afternoon, the atmosphere in the hall suddenly became active.
It turned out that Wu Zhiming, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, who was learning about the situation in front of the consultation point of the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau, was surrounded by several small groups of reporters who walked through the crowd. "Hello Uncle Wu! We are a small reporter at Xinhua Net, can we ask you a question? "This group of young reporters are all about ten years old, although they are still children, but the posture is not inferior to the media uncles and aunts present: all blue vests, voice recorders, microphones are readily available. Seeing that they were so dedicated, Wu Zhiming smiled and said, "What question do you want to ask?" ”
Uncle Wu in front of him was so amiable, and the nervous mood of the young reporters relaxed a lot. Li Lingyu, a fourth-year student from the Songjiang Foreign Chinese School of Shanghai University of Foreign Chinese, seized the opportunity to ask questions: "Uncle Zhou, Shanghai has recently built many buildings and occupied the old ones, and the local farmers in Shanghai have no place to grow vegetables, and the vegetables transported from other places are not fresh after long-distance transportation, how can we let the shanghai citizens eat fresh vegetables?" ”
Hearing this question from the young reporter, Wu Zhiming and the staff present laughed: "Oh, your question is a big problem!" He kindly told the small reporter: "Today, in the report of Mayor Yang Xiongbo, it is also specifically mentioned that we must grasp the 'vegetable basket and vegetable garden', And Shanghai attaches great importance to food safety. ”
Wu Zhiming patiently explained to the small reporter: "Shanghai's agriculture accounts for a very small proportion, and in order to ensure that there are wetlands, to provide fresh air for everyone, which also includes some crops such as rice, so there is very little land to grow vegetables." This ratio is somewhat tight to take on the supply of green leafy vegetables, meat, eggs and milk for more than 20 million people in Shanghai. However, we have built an international agricultural product trading center with 2,000 acres of land in the western suburbs, and through this center, vegetables from Shandong, Anhui, and Jiangxi can be transferred into Shanghai, which can solve this problem very well. ”
Wu Zhiming said that Shanghai has high standards and strict requirements for all grains and vegetables entering Shanghai, and has strengthened front-end management and traceability, allowing them to operate on a large scale to ensure Shanghai's vegetables and food security.
Hearing Uncle Wu's reply, the Xinhua reporter showed a satisfied smile on his face. After the interview, Li Lingyu and his friends still reluctantly gathered around Uncle Wu and did not want to leave. Li Lingyu said, I like to be a small reporter, I want to study cultural knowledge well, in the future to be a big reporter, if I have the opportunity, I also want to interview our national leaders!
At noon on January 15, Wu Zhiming, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and secretary of the party leading group, was interviewed by Xinhua reporter Li Lingyu at the on-site consultation activity of the Fifth Session of the Twelfth CPPCC Shanghai Municipal Committee. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
On January 15, at the scene of the on-site consultation activity of the Fifth Session of the Twelfth Cppcc Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Li Lingyu, a small reporter of Xinhua, squeezed into the crowd to ask questions to Wu Zhiming, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
On January 15, Xinhua reporter Li Lingyu (first from the right) raised his hand to the staff at the scene of the on-site consultation activity of the Fifth Session of the 12th CPPCC Shanghai Municipal Committee and asked questions. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
On the same day, Li Lingyu interviewed the staff of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission with the uncles and aunts of the media. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
After Wu Zhiming, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and secretary of the party leading group, answered Li Lingyu's questions, Li Lingyu became an interview subject of the media at the scene. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
The picture shows Xinhua reporter Li Lingyu answering reporters' questions. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net
The picture shows the Xinhua small reporter team taking a group photo. Photo by Liang Hongru, Xinhua Net