What books should I read to study journalism well?

1. "Introduction to Journalistic Thought of Mark's Stupid Cryptology" is a book published by Fudan University Press on February 1, 2010, and the author is Chen Lidan. This book conducts a relatively comprehensive academic study of the journalistic ideology and propaganda ideology in the Marxist ideological system, and systematically expounds their thinking in this regard. It is of great benefit to senior undergraduate students and journalists to improve their level of journalism theory.

2. Introduction to Journalism is a book published by Fudan University Press, and the author is Li Liangrong. This book focuses on the development of the Internet and its impact on the media industry, as well as other supplements, and introduces the special significance of journalism communication.

3. "The Core of Contemporary Journalism" is a book published by Tsinghua University Press in 2014.

1. Journalism Theory:

Marx and Engels on the Press, edited by the Institute of Journalism of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Xinhua Publishing House, 1985;

Lenin on Newspapers and News Writing, edited by Yang Chunhua and Xinghua, Xinhua Publishing House, 1983.

2. General Journalism Theory The Beginning of Chinese History:

Journalism", by Xu Baohuang, Chinese University Press, 1994;

3. Representative works of foreign journalism theory:

Contemporary Journalism", by Veyene, France, Xinhua Publishing House, Chinese edition, 1986;

4. Selected readings of classic works:

Understanding the Extension of Media Theory Man", by McLuhan Cana, The Commercial Press, 2000 Chinese edition;

Media Events", by Dai Yang and Katz, Beijing Broadcasting Congdan College Press, Chinese edition, 2000.

5. Selected Readings of the Critical School:

Habermas on Communication, Chen Xueming, Wu Song, Far East eds., Yunnan People's Publishing House, 1998;

World Communication and Cultural Hegemony", by Armandmatra of France, ** compiled from the 2001 Chinese edition of the Seeno Disturbance Press.

I am a journalism major, and for me, journalism is still relatively easy to learn, and it will be much easier to learn.

First of all, in terms of courses, it is not very full, and it starts with the basic knowledge, which is carried out in the classroom, and as long as you listen carefully in class, you can generally pass. There is not a lot of homework, you can do other things in your free time, if you are interested, you can learn more professional knowledge, and it is very important to study well.

Secondly, in terms of practice, the teacher will let the students go up to give a speech, and occasionally do a few PPTs, which are generally conducted in groups, and everyone has to participate in the discussion, and everyone will be scored according to their contributions, and each person's score will vary. The photography class is to let a group of **, familiar with the camera, the teacher mainly looks at the quality of **, no exam, the camera class is to shoot a small short film, students assign their own role-playing, their own editing, into a film for the whole class**.

I'm a journalism major, and for me, journalism is a good major, because I learn a wide range of knowledge and cover all aspects of knowledge, which is very beneficial.

First of all, in terms of courses, the weekly classes are still relatively small compared to other majors, and there is more free time. The freshman year is a little more theoretical, and I usually sit in the classroom and listen to the lectures, and the homework is almost once a month, which may be to lay the foundation for the future. There are too many things to memorize at the end of the term, and a week before the exam, print out the knowledge points of all subjects, and memorize them word by word, and envy and memorize them every day.

I remember that we didn't sleep at night in the dormitory, so we came there to memorize the introduction to journalism, because in the first year, I didn't know a lot of things, so I was afraid of failing the course.

Secondly, the practical courses are placed in the second and third years. Studying journalism requires not only writing skills, but also auction photography, which is a professional knowledge. It is common for students to have small group discussions, go out to take photographs, shoot short plays on their own, and give impromptu speeches on stage.