Why the author of Auschwitz won the Pulitzer Prize

Because the author broke the box of "zero-degree writing" in the news, dared to innovate, and used the psychological feelings of tourists as clues to write about the horrors of Auschwitz, he won the Pulitzer Prize, the highest award in American journalism.

"Nothing News at Auschwitz breaks through the principle of 'zero-degree writing' in journalism, focuses on details, and describes the Auschwitz Memorial Hall today with a grim perspective. In the contrast between horror and joy, war and peace, history and reality, it summons people's memories of disasters, thoughts about life, and introspection about human nature. Its publication fully demonstrated a journalist's sense of mission, and even shook the hearts of the living with its compelling power, becoming an immortal masterpiece in the history of journalism.

Nothing news, for most journalists, means dereliction of duty and unemployment, but journalist Rosenthal bravely wrote "There is no news in Auschwitz". Yes, there is no news about Auschwitz, but it should not be sunshine, flowers, children's play, and forgetfulness. Rosenthal breaks through the principles of "objective reporting" and "zero-degree writing", creating a sensual and three-dimensional atmosphere for us, allowing us to be vigilant about the future in the touch of our hearts.

This is not a piece of news, but an article with temperature; This is not an objective report, but an emotional text. But we still want to give him this award to thank Rosenthal for making us remember Auschwitz and remember those years, which is especially important to people all over the world.

No Chinese have won the Pulitzer Prize at the moment.

The Pulitzer Prize is also known as the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism. Founded in 1917 at the behest of American newspaper magnate Joseph Pulitzer, it has developed into one of the highest honors in American journalism in the seventies and eighties. John F. Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) was the only American to receive this award**.

Conditions for Awards: The Pulitzer Prize is divided into two categories, journalism and creativity. The Pulitzer Prize is also an award that encourages the United States.

Journalists may be of any nationality, but the winning entry must be published in the U.S. Weekly (or **). Creative winners must be U.S. citizens, with the exception of the History Prize. Books about American history are eligible for awards, and the author does not have to be American.

Liu Heung-cheng, 1992, Pulitzer Prize for Field Journalism.

It is impossible for China to obtain. Because there is no freedom of the press.

This is the highest award in the United States, and it has nothing to do with China. Do you say there will be Chinese?