why i choose to be a journalist (welcome to correct my mistake , and thank you for your hard working So far, every time when I propose a question, I really want someone says: “I believe in you” after trying. As a journalist, I will feel so proud of myself if someone says I believe in you after reading my words. I strongly want to be a conscientious reporter, just like Pulitzer founded the newspaper and help vulnerable groups. The mass media is more willing to provide information services for people with social status. We often overlook or even reject the information needs of vulnerable groups, resulting in the tilt of public information platform and forming a communication imbalance and discrimination.

my volunteer wxperience.(welcome to correct my mistake , thank you!) In the first year in my college, I taught a return student. In calligraphy class, she drew with writing brush rebelliously, but there was one thing I couldn’t deny, she drew very well. She said that it was the first time she use writing brush. I always gave her psychological guidance to relieve pressure. Ten days later, she told me honestly: “If I still fail in the high school entrance examination this year, I have to work” Unfortunately, she failed that year and went to work in a town as unskilled laborer when she was 17. When I got this message, I was sitting in the classroom and couldn’t help crying, she said: “I believe in you that knowledge can change destiny, wherever I am, I will keep studying and once there is good news of mine, I will let you know first.”

First notebook entry: Introducing myself In the process of my growth, my parents always said the same thing when I faced with choices: "You decide." So I registered for a radio station at the school by myself when I was 10 years old; I went for the press corps when I was 13 years old; when I was 14, I decided to study in the best high school in the province since the best school TV station was there. I was given the chance to be the TV planner for two years; when I was 16, I decided to learn science; in my 18th, I chose to major in Public Affairs Administration; when I was 20, I decided to be an excellent journalist with international concepts. When I look back to the old days right now, there are no differences between right and wrong about the choices I made in the past. Although there might be someone who said I chose something wrong in the process of being a journalist, I am still very appreciated the wise education methods that my parents believed, it makes me think independently. Choosing for myself turned out to be much more valuable in the long run, rather than simply accepting or rejecting a single point of view. Although there might be some wrong decisions, I still learn how to take consequences, conclude and think. Going through mistakes, I eventually figure out who I am and what I am going to do. Because of independent thinking, I get used to asking, not only myself, but also anyone else. I think seeing through the appearance to perceive the essence and change the current situation must be based on repeatedly questioning and exploring.