Zhang Ping is a reporter for Dandong Radio and Television in Liaoning Province. During the four-year follow-up report, she and her colleagues traveled to 12 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, more than 100 counties and cities across the country, traveled more than 200,000 kilometers, and interviewed more than 500 veterans of the Volunteer Army. She uses the achievements formed by the dialogue heroes to bring the memories of those eventful years and heroes to the audience, so that the listeners can remember history and inherit the spirit of patriotism in reminiscence.

In the context of international public opinion, Chinese journalists need to communicate and dialogue with the world. Gao Wencheng from Xinhua News Agency expressed the perspective of Chinese journalists with responsibility and perseverance. Iran and Saudi Arabia have resumed diplomatic relations, his overseas observation reports have been used by more than 100 foreign media outlets, he has spoken out for vulnerable people like sick children in the Middle East, and he has introduced the world to the exciting stories of China's rural revitalization. The voice of Chinese journalists is being listened to by more and more people.

In the face of disasters, journalists should hold the front line of news reporting, but it is also the duty of journalists to report on the disaster and witness how the people on this hot land build a of life with optimism.

Niu Yuqi, a reporter for Harbin Daily in Heilongjiang Province, witnessed the disaster and the resilience of optimistic Chinese. She met lively and energetic PLA soldiers on the front line of flood fighting, and witnessed the humorous, enthusiastic, and strong side of the disaster-stricken people who actively organized the flood fighting and support work. As she said, this is the heroic spectrum of flood fighting and disaster relief, and it is also the spirit of the black land.

The people regard food as the sky, and the Chinese people have always held high respect for production and labor since ancient times. Jiang Tong, a reporter from Hebei Radio and Television, paid attention to the story of the improvement of saline-alkali land in Cangzhou, Hebei Province. It was difficult to grow grain on saline-alkali land, which used to be a major problem restricting local grain production, and the only way to overcome it was to work hard to improve oneself. Agricultural science and technology workers have set great ambitions, they have tasted soil and salt, winter experiments, relay breeding, written papers on the land of the motherland, and unlocked the harvest code of saline-alkali land.

China's high-speed railway is an engineering miracle of railway construction. You Kai, a reporter from China Railway Construction News, told the story she saw at the show. In this story, China's high-speed rail people designed a streamlined bridge type to avoid the wind, developed anti-corrosion coatings when encountering water and hydrophobicity, saw the sand discharge sand bottoming out the wind and sand data, and saw the road opening optimization engineering plan, so that China's high-speed rail continued to run out of the world's leading acceleration after overtaking in the corner.

Telling China's story to the world is the vision of He Jieqiong, a reporter from the People's Daily. As a reporter for the English client of the People's Daily, her job is to tell the story of China in a foreign language. In her report on Mozambique, people saw the gratifying results of China-Africa agricultural cooperation and the heartfelt welcome and gratitude of the local people to China. The story of the Chinese people is a step-by-step trek and a journey of thousands of miles.

Telling Chinese stories well requires affection and heart, and more importantly, the records and narration of journalists. And a China in the midst of hard work, a China in rejuvenation, will have more stories come to the stage, to the crowd, to the world.

This year marks the 10th year of the program "Good Journalists Tell Good Stories." Ten years ago, the program brought the audience not only one wonderful story after another, but also a vivid documentary of many reporters constantly enhancing their feet, eyesight, brain, and pen power, and making great progress in journalism. Pressing the shutter and dropping the pen, the reporters are running and relaying day after day, and they will continue to witness, record, and convey on this hot land.