Wuhan, 2 Nov (Xinhua) -- The autumn is high and refreshing, and the column overlooks the distance. On the morning of the 2nd, media reporters from both sides of the strait jointly climbed the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan and praised the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River in full view. In the cordial exchanges between media workers on both sides of the strait, the 15th "Cross-Strait Media Jingchu Tour" activity, which lasted until the 7th, was officially launched.
On November 2, media reporters from both sides of the strait took a group photo in front of the Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall of the Xinhai Revolution in Wuhan. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yu Pei
Lin Chenyi, a reporter from Taiwan's Lianhe Bao, said that when he was a child, he often read li bai and Cui Hao's poems about the Yellow Crane Tower in textbooks, and this time he had the opportunity to personally visit, not only felt the artistic conception described in poems such as "The Yellow Crane is gone forever, and the white clouds are long and leisurely", but also very happy to see that this historical building has endured for a long time and attracted more and more young people to love.
"The first time I came to Wuhan, the 'hero city' was worthy of the name." Lin Chenyi said.
During the conversation, Taiwan media workers said that Wuhan and Hubei have always been their longing tourist destinations, and they are most looking forward to Hubei's profound cultural heritage, beautiful landscape scenery and post-epidemic revitalization and vibrant prosperity.
During the trip, more than 20 reporters from more than 10 news media on both sides of the strait, including Xinhua News Agency, China Central Radio and Television Corporation, China News Agency, Hubei Television Station, Hubei Daily, Taiwan's Lianhe Bao, TVBS Television, and Eastern Sen Television, walked into Hubei to appreciate the unique charm of Jingchu culture.
On November 2, Taiwanese media reporters filmed a video in front of the Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall of the Xinhai Revolution in Wuhan. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yu Pei
It has been learned that this time, reporters from both sides of the strait will go to Wuhan, the "city of the first righteousness in Xinhai," and Enshi, the "selenium capital of the world," to visit the Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall, the Songping Relocation and Resettlement Area for Poverty Alleviation in Xuan'en County, and the Enshi Prefecture Longma New Fruit Industry Co., Ltd. to feel the achievements of Hubei's poverty alleviation and rural revitalization on the spot, and to appreciate the natural and cultural landscapes and the folk customs of the Tujia family.
The relevant person in charge of the Taiwan Affairs Office of Hubei Province said that the focus of the media on both sides of the strait on Hubei and peer Jingchu is an important measure for the two sides of the strait to work together to tell the "Chinese story" under the current normalization of epidemic prevention and control. It is expected that the media on both sides of the strait will use the lens to record the vigorous vitality of Jingchu Dadi in promoting common prosperity.