How do you evaluate Chai Jing s Seeing ?

Seeing is a good book. No matter how much I dislike Chai Jing, as a reader, I have no right or interest in judging her life after all. I just read books.

I say Seeing is a good book, first of all because it's a sincere book. This sincerity is revealed in the author's courageous and sincere self-analysis, but such efforts do not make it a good book. It is a good book because the structure of the entire book is carefully designed, and the structure and content together tell a good story.

The author has clearly put a lot of effort into the conception of the book. From a gamification point of view, the reading process of this book is the progression of gamification, and you can see the growth of the protagonist's personality, the gradual change and development of his point of view, and the impact of this change on various events and characters. From the questioning and confrontation focused on in the interviews in the first few chapters, to the respect and understanding in the later chapters, the changes in Chai Jing's professional quality as a journalist portrayed in the book can be felt by the readers.

In fact, also from the perspective of gamification, this arrangement makes the reader seem to grow in sync with the protagonist, which is very conducive to the empathy between the reader and the author.

I don't dare to comment on things I like too much, so I'll just talk about myself as I see myself in this book. How to look at things: Someone told me about empathy, some people say that they walk in other people's shoes, but it is difficult to really realize, because your education, the environment you are in, the position you stand, your character, these all determine your attitude towards things, and also determine your attitude, Chai Jing wrote in the book that she always feels that she is the righteous party, and there have been all kinds of conflicts with Chen Fei, which is the reason.

I used to think that people who commit suicide are stupid, but then I saw a quote that really touched me: "You don't know why they kill themselves, just like they don't know how to live." Chai Jing wrote in the book:

You have to look at it completely beyond these terms and conditions, as the essence of a person. "Although I haven't reached this point, as I grow up, I also remind myself from time to time, for example, when I see a black-and-white news trailer, I won't easily evaluate, because I haven't seen what the protagonist himself said, I haven't seen the whole picture of the event, and the specific people in it.

Looking at it from another angle, I personally think that this book not only records Chai Jing's own growth process, but also records the current China. This kind of record is not a magnificent depiction, but is reflected from every interview and program done by Chai Jing. SARS, rural land requisition, left-behind children, domestic violence, Zhenglong Tiger, Wenchuan**, Beijing Olympics, Yaojiaxin incident...Aren't these events a microcosm of contemporary China?

Chai Jing has gained personal growth from these events, she has matured step by step in the face of these events, and at the same time, through her exploration and reflection on these issues, she has also shown her worries and concerns about the country and its people. When you read it, there is always such a heavy feeling in your heart, but Chai Jing will make you feel that there is still hope, just ahead.

The book "See" has been out for a while, and it has been recommended by many people, but I still want to take it out and talk about it. In this era of lack of truth, there is also an emotional animal that is trying to "hold" the news to you. Open this book and read one or two pages, it is easy to feel that Chai Jing has always been an emotional animal, and between the lines, you can see that she has much richer feelings than ordinary people.

As for the cognitive model of the world, unlike ordinary people based on logical reasoning, she is accustomed to believing in the natural response of the body to things.

What I saw in this book is not only about these disadvantaged groups and political and economic events related to people's livelihood. The reality it shows is like tearing open the background of the stage, revealing the black and yellow background, and I feel how narrow my own clean and comfortable little world is. Outside of the world I know, there is a world so big that there are so many people in it, trying to live actively under such difficult conditions.

This is comforting, but it also makes people realize how hard it is to live a happy and warm life.

At the end of the chapter where she wrote a return visit to Wenchuan to visit the ** disaster area, at the end, when she saw that after the disaster, people started life again, and green grass grew on the ruins, she suddenly felt that it was time to give birth to a life. In Chinese society, having a child is almost inevitable, and an emotional animal like Chai Jing needs to use epiphany to convince himself. When reading this book, I often think that if Chai Jing hadn't been a journalist, she would have become a great writer, or screenwriter, whether it is fiction or non-fiction, her sensitivity will be well played and cathartic in words.

She just became a journalist, a profession that requires objectivity, fairness, and "praise" the facts to you. In addition to recounting the vicissitudes of the world that she witnessed, there is another clue in this book, that is, she repeatedly struggles with her own subjective will.

I think Chai Jing's "Seeing" is like this, through one news fact after another, it not only reflects a far-reaching history of China, let us know the process of social development and improvement, but also reflects how she continues to learn and grow in her work as a journalist and constantly understand this society. Only by having a better understanding of this society and understanding the social problems that are reflected in the major social events can we promote social progress and improve the quality of the people. As a volunteer journalist, after reading this book, I want to understand this society even more and strive to contribute to the progress of this society.

This book has given me a lot of different things that you would never learn in a textbook.

I read it when I was 13 years old, and it's been six or seven years, and now I go to the bookstore, and the book is still on the shelves. Due to my own upbringing, I sat down for several narratives in the book, and I felt that it was me. If I were to evaluate the value of this book, I wouldn't really be able to tell it, the energy she conveyed could only be understood beyond words.

When I went back to my hometown last year, I found this book, and I put it in a cardboard box with other books I had read, but it was covered with a thick layer ......of dust and cobwebs, and I haven't calmed down to read books for many years after work, and I am running for life every day, but I still can't achieve anything

Some people saw "Seeing", and some people saw going to the United States to have children. What you can get from a person, an event, a society, you can see what kind of person you are. People who can only see the negative but do not reflect on it are, in the words of "Seeing", "habitual".

Relying on Chai Jing alone cannot free the Chinese from "habit".

What she saw, most people saw. The vast majority of people do not have an effective solution, so they are too lazy to say it. Chai Jing didn't have any effective solution, so she just wrote it out and sold it as chicken soup, someone always bought it.

I feel that she always thinks that others are ignorant, and wants to change the thinking of the people according to her thoughts, as if she is a moral teacher.

Chai Jing, a wise, honest, and conscientious person!

Too many ideas, not enough ability. I always want to be popular, but I don't have that accumulation and background.

Because she saw the emperor's new clothes, many people thought she was very naïve!

Truthfulness, wisdom, perseverance and hard work ,......

Just host the show well, don't be pretentious, the scheming girl is disgusting, and the teacher shows off who she is.

Through her "Seeing", I saw its despicable soul ......

When I saw the girl who talked about environmental protection in a foreign country, I wanted to be quiet.

Today, it seems that Lu Xun would have worked hard enough if he lived in the present, and Chai Jing worked hard to do so, but his observation still needs to be improved.

What are the facts? The unity of voice is the truth.

I listened to this book three times and read the real thing once; change my perception of the world;

I like Chai Jing and I like to see, although I haven't seen it yet.

Chai Jing's book "Seeing", although controversial, is a good book.

1. Industry controversy:

For example, Luqiu Luwei commented on some of Chai Jing's characteristics in her blog, summarizing Chai Jing's interview expression as "squatting, hugging, frowning" in a sarcastic way, saying that "TV reporters' expressions should be neutral"; commented on Chai Jing's concept of "an interview is an arrival" "No matter how famous a person is, he shouldn't pick it up if he doesn't have a news point", and commented on Chai Jing's interview attitude of "caring about people in the news" as "paying attention to people's safety and ingenuity". In this regard, Ning Caishen first stepped forward to speak for Chai Jing, and later Zhou Yunpeng, a ** person, couldn't help but declare on Weibo that he "loudly supported Chai Jing", "ridiculed her for being Lin Huiyin, I don't know that Lin is a beautiful woman." I hope that Luqiu Luwei will come to work at mainland TV and realize her impartial, objective and neutral journalistic ideals.

2. Chai Jing's self-evaluation:

In Seeing, I did not deliberately choose landmark events, nor did I have the ambition to depict history, and in a large number of news reports, I only chose people who left a strong impression on my life, and because of my work, I happened to meet these people. They flowed, overflowing from the stone dam deep in my heart, hard stereotypes and patterns washed over and over again, crumbling and crumbling. This kind of shaking is dangerous, but the essence of the mind is uneasiness.

3. Other evaluations:

After reading this book, it can be seen that Chai Jing did not deliberately choose the major events in her journalist career over the years, but wrote more about the people and things that shocked her, guided her forward, and gave her direction, and those people and things that really touched the depths of her soul. This book is more like a small summary of Chai Jing's life and career in the first half of her life, everyone should think, think about this society, and think about their social relationship with others. Chai Jing, who is upright, unwilling to give in, and unwilling to bow her head, is a great image of a Chinese journalist.