Mu Qing (journalist)
Mù Qīng was a Chinese journalist and politician. He was known for his contributions to Chinese journalism in the 20th century. He was a reporter at Xinhua News Agency for decades before becoming its President. Most of his works were published in journalism textbooks and have been used widely throughout China.
Biography
Youth
Mu was born in Bengbu, Anhui in 1921. After attending secondary school in Henan he joined the Eighth Route Army, and in 1937, at the age of 16, he was responsible for a number of propaganda works. He joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1939 and entered the Lu Xun Academy of Art a year later.War Correspondent
Mu commenced his career in journalism as a war correspondent in Jiefang Daily in the year 1942. Early in his career, he engaged in covering news stories on war, including the Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945) and the Chinese Civil War. After Japan had surrendered in 1945, Mu was sent to the North-eastern China and established Dongfang Daily.Career in Xinhua
After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Mu was promoted to a senior level in the Xinhua News Agency. In 1951, Mu was given the title of Vice President for the Xinhua Headquarters in Beijing. Later in 1955, he moved from the Headquarters to the Xinhua News Agency main office in Shanghai, where he was President for the next three years.In 1982, Mu became the Chief President of Xinhua until his retirement in 1992. On October 11, 2003 he died from lung cancer in Beijing.
Famous works by Mu Qing
Correspondences
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Books
- Ding ci yishu
- Xinwen san lun
- Jiao yu lu
- Mingdai minyao qinghua
- Mu Qing sanwen xuan
- Shi ge gongchandangyuan
- Weiyena de xuanlü
- Xiang zhong de hongqi
- Xinwen gongzuo san lun
- Zhongguo xin wenyi daxi, 1937–1949. Baogao wenxue ji
- Zhongguo xin wenyi daxi, 1949–1966. Baogao wenxue ji