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每年春运期间,在珠三角打工的十几万外来务工人员都会选择骑摩托车回家过年,“铁骑大军”成为记者们熟悉的报道主题。然而,如何更贴近、更深入地报道这个群体和他们背后的故事?长久以来,我一直在思考这个问题。2016年春运期间,我和同事陪同45岁的外来务工人员苏文勋返乡,我坐上他的摩托车后座,和他一起,顶风冒雨骑行两天一夜。历经37个小时,我们回到了苏文勋的广西老家。在这条1000多公里的回家路上,我和同事相互配合,通过新华社客户端直播,发出了95条图文和视频。这次采访,不仅真实记录了“铁骑大军”的回家
During the Spring Festival each year, hundreds of thousands of migrant workers working in the Pearl River Delta will choose to ride a motorcycle to go home for the New Year. The Iron Cavalry has become the subject of familiar coverage by reporters. However, how to get closer and deeper coverage of this group and the stories behind them? For a long time, I have been thinking about this issue. During the Spring Festival in 2016, my colleague and my colleague, Su Wenxun, a 45-year-old migrant worker, returned home. I sat on the back of his motorcycle and accompanied him for two days and one night with rain and wind. After 37 hours, we returned to Su Wenxun’s Guangxi hometown. In this more than 1000 kilometers of the way home, I work with colleagues, through the Xinhua News Agency client live, sent 95 photos and video. This interview not only truly recorded the return home of the cavalry army