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一2005年对于联合国记者站来说注定是繁忙的一年。这一年大事频发。忙,但是充实;作为记者,总以自己能够亲历历史而感到荣幸。我今生不会忘记2004年10月采访美国哥伦比亚广播公司《60分钟》新闻杂志节目著名主持人华莱士时,他所说的一句话:“作为一名记者,你永远应该以敏锐的视角冲在新闻事件的前沿,而这只是对你的最基本要求。”2005年是联合国成立60周年,整整一个甲子,联合国已经走过了60年的风雨历程。2005年6月初,我奔赴旧金山采访报道了《联合国宪章》签署60周年的新闻,备感60年来联合国在国际社会风云变化中所发挥的重要作用,也备感在当今国际形势发生深刻变化的情况下联合国亟须改革。而在这
One 2005 year is doomed to a busy year for United Nations correspondents. This year, frequent events. Busy, but fulfilling; as a journalist, I feel honored to be able to experience history. In my life, I will not forget the remark he made in an interview with Wallace, a well-known host of the 60-minute newscast show of CBS in October 2004: “As a journalist, you should always punctuate with a keen perspective At the forefront of news events, this is just the most basic requirement for you. ”" 2005 marks the 60th anniversary of the United Nations, a full-fledged Koshien, and the United Nations has gone through 60 years of ups and downs. In early June 2005, I went to San Francisco and interviewed and reported on the 60th anniversary of the signing of the UN Charter. I am prepared for the important role that the United Nations has played in the changes in the international community in the past 60 years. I am also prepared for the profound changes that have taken place in the international situation today The United Nations urgently needs reform. And here