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1943年我从北平“中华新闻学院”毕业,被分配到天津《庸报》做外勤记者。当时我虽只有23岁,却饱经了国破家亡之痛,早就不想呆在平、津沦陷区了。于是通过封锁线跑到国统区的洛阳,又流浪到成都。最后到了重庆,投考了国民党中央广播电台想当播音员。因为我是北京人,又学过新闻学,在二百多人投考中仅录取两人的情况下,竟被录取了。到电台后,心里唯一的盼望是抗战胜利,能和北平的家人团聚。1945年8月9日,传来了日本可能无条件投降的消息。我和播音员潘启元加班等了一夜,却毫无确实消息。8月10日白天,我正在睡着,忽然被外面熙熙攘攘的
In 1943 I graduated from Peking “China Journalism Institute ” and was assigned to Tianjin Yung-Bao as a field reporter. At that time, although I was only 23 years old, I was overwhelmed by the pain in my country and I did not want to stay flat any longer. So he went to Luoyang via the blockade line and went to Chengdu. Finally arrived in Chongqing, voted KMT Central Broadcasting Station want to be announcer. Because I am a Beijinger, I also studied journalism. When I admitted only two of the more than 200 candidates, I was admitted. After arriving at the radio station, the only hope in my heart was the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, which could reunite Peiping’s family. August 9, 1945, came the news of Japan’s unconditional surrender. Pan Qi-yuan and my announcer overtime work overnight, but there is no real news. August 10 During the day, I was asleep, suddenly being bustling outside