Today s Statement and Focus Interview 20

"Today's Statement" is a special report column on the rule of law launched by the comprehensive channel of China's ** TV station on January 2, 1999.

With the concept of "documenting the process of China's rule of law bit by bit" and the purpose of "focusing on popularizing the law, supervising law enforcement, promoting legislation and serving the people", the program makes every effort to create a "legal lunch for Chinese".

Program evaluation. As a TV legal column program, "Today's Statement" is unique in the production of titles, and pays close attention to the four positioning of the title: focusing on "popular", rooted in "law", light on "strange", and expensive in "citation".

In the specific process of producing the titles, we have always followed the purpose of "popularizing legal knowledge, promoting morality, and promoting spiritual civilization," and systematically integrated the relationship between the titles and columns into the production of programs, fully embodying the characteristics of legal programs.

With the concept of "documenting the process of China's rule of law bit by bit" and the purpose of "focusing on popularizing the law, supervising law enforcement, promoting legislation and serving the people", the program makes every effort to create a "legal lunch for Chinese".

I have something to say today, help the farmers, I am a true farmer, because of the South-to-North Water Diversion in Shaanxi Province, Ankang City, Ningshan County, Sanhekou District, Tube Chewan Town, Ningshan County, I have not dealt with virtue from 2016 to the present, I have not dealt with the imitation letter to Ningshan County, from the village to the town, there is a county, I figured out why I want fairness, notarization, why I can't get it.

**Hello to the TV station today's statement column group.

How can I contact the column group of today's statement.

Hello! How can I contact your column, I called ** several times and couldn't get through.

This ** is an empty number, and it can't be through at all. Is there anything else**.

It is troublesome to link, and there may be busy lines and so on.

Program development: On January 2, 1999, the "Today's Statement" column was launched, and the ratings were in the top 10 of the whole station.

In May 2002, in order to coincide with the arrival of the International Anti-Drug Day on June 26, the 60-minute special program "Focus on the Golden Triangle" co-produced with the Narcotics Control Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department of China was the first panoramic exclusive report in China, which was extremely newsworthy and researchable.

On May 12, 2002, with the launch of the ** TV Western Channel (CCTV-12), "Today's Statement" added a rebroadcast on the Western Channel at 16:05 on the same day.

On May 13, 2002, China International Television Corporation held a warm and grand unveiling ceremony for the "National Youth Civilization" for "Today's Statement"; On August 15, the column was expanded from 15 minutes to 20 minutes.

On December 28, 2004, due to the renaming of the ** TV Western Channel as the China ** TV Social and Law Channel, the rebroadcast time of "Today's Statement" was changed to 9:15 the next day.

On December 29, 2008, in conjunction with the revision of the Social and Law Channel, "Today's Statement" was rebroadcast at 7:15 the next day.

Since January 1, 2009, in order to welcome the 10th anniversary of the launch of "Today's Statement", the title of the program has been changed and the packaging has changed. On August 17, due to the revision of the ** TV comprehensive channel, "Today's Statement" was rebroadcast at 6:30 the next day.

I can't get through by calling ** to "Today's Statement" and "Focus Interview" ** many times, first of all, we must rule out whether it is called during working hours on weekdays, if so, it may be caused by busy lines, it is recommended to call a few more times.

I can't get through the phone call ** to the scriptures and focus interviews ** many times, the reason may be that you see that the specific petition process of people needs to make an appointment first, or in other ways, contact through other channels.

Then the number you are calling may not be right. You go online again to look up the number and call again, or you change your phone to call.

Hello, I want to ask what is the reason why I have been unable to get through the ** to Jianfa and the ** of "Focus Interview" many times? It's possible that they have too many people who are ** fighting, and if you can fight, you are in a busy state, I suggest that you must play more and hold on.

This is quite normal. The ** of these two gold medal columns is not something that ordinary viewers can contact.

Because their ** business is particularly large and busy, sometimes it may indeed be busy.

Sky Sky, fooling people and wasting other people's time.

It could be too much, busy.

Hello, I've called ** for today's statement and focus interview many times, why can't I get through, it's because ** must be too busy, so you can try a few more times.

Today's resident guests: Li Meijin, Wang Yong, Qu Xinjiu.

Li Meijin. Personal profile: Li Meijin, graduated from the Department of Philosophy of Chinese People's University in January 1982 and has been teaching at Chinese People's Public Security University.

He has been engaged in the research and teaching of criminal psychology for a long time, and has participated in or presided over the "Research on Crime Problems in China at the Present Stage". Psychological Research in Organized Crime; Research on Comprehensive Governance of Urban Crime and Social Stability Mechanism; "The Value of Criminal Psychology Research in Crime Prevention" and other national research projects, as well as the ministerial project "Public Security Social Psychology Investigation and Research"; Cooperate with the United Kingdom on projects such as "Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Victimization Protection". He has published a monograph on Criminal Psychology and a translation of Portrait of Criminal Psychology. He is also a member of the Academic Committee of the Chinese Police Association; Vice President of the Chinese Society for Juvenile Delinquency; Deputy Director of the Legal Psychology Committee of the Chinese Psychological Society.

Wang Yong. Personal profile: Wang Yong, male, born on November 23, 1968, is from Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province.

He graduated from China Youth University of Political Science in 1990, worked in Yancheng People's University from 1990 to 1993, and studied at Nanjing University Law School from 1993 to 1996 with a master's degree. From 1996 to 1999, he studied at China University of Political Science and Law under the supervision of Professor Jiang Ping and obtained a doctorate degree in civil and commercial law. After graduating in 1999, he stayed on and has been teaching ever since.

From 2003 to 2004, he was a visiting scholar at Georgetown University Law Center and Columbia Law School. He is currently the director and professor of the Institute of Commercial Law, School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, China University of Political Science and Law.

Qu Xinjiu. Personal profile: Qu Xinjiu, male, born in October 1964, from Laizhou City, Shandong Province.

He is also the dean of the School of Criminal Justice of China University of Political Science and Law, the vice president of the Criminal Law Research Association of the China Law Society, the executive director of the China Society of Criminology, the consulting expert of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress, and the consultant of the Criminal Defense Professional Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association.

He graduated from the Law Department of China University of Political Science and Law in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in law. In 1988, he graduated from the Graduate School of China University of Political Science and Law with a master's degree in law. In 2001, he received his Juris Doctor degree. Since 1988, he has been a teacher at China University of Political Science and Law, and has served as a teaching assistant (1988), lecturer (1990), associate professor (1994), professor (1999), doctoral supervisor (2002), deputy dean of the School of Criminal Justice of China University of Political Science and Law in 2003, and dean of the School of Criminal Justice since 2005. His main research areas are criminal law and criminal policy, and his monographs include The Spirit and Scope of Criminal Law (2000 Edition, 2003 Revised Edition), Power Analysis of Criminal Policy (2002 Edition), Finance and Financial Crime (2003 Edition), the Logic and Experience of Criminal Law (2008 Edition), and the textbooks include Criminal Law, Introduction to Criminal Law, Criminal Law Case Course, etc.

The latest installment of today's statement is about the battle on the border.

In August 2018, the Kunming Railway Public Security Department arrested six horses during an anti-narcotics operation, and each of them was found to have suspected drugs wrapped in granular form. Whoa.

While searching and verifying the identity of Ma Zai, the anti-narcotics police also sorted out the cases of drug trafficking and indiscriminate excavation of Ma Tsai's human body seized in the past two years, and ascertained the true identity of the boss of the criminal gang, "Lao Hei". In the end, the Kunming ** arrest operation successfully captured Zhang Weiguo and other suspects.

The establishment of the program "Today's Statement" is to cooperate with the construction of China's legal society and to educate the people on law popularization.

With the concept of "documenting the process of China's rule of law bit by bit", and with the purpose of "focusing on popularizing the law, supervising law enforcement, promoting legislation, and serving the people", "Today's Statement" makes every effort to create a "legal lunch for Chinese".

Summary. Born on January 2, 1999, "Today's Statement" is the country's first full-day legal program, adhering to the concept of "recording the process of China's rule of law bit by bit", with the mission of "focusing on popularizing the law, supervising law enforcement, promoting legislation, and serving the people", and launched a sumptuous "Chinese Rule of Law Lunch" for the national audience. Through the form of "citing cases to explain the law", the column authoritatively interprets typical cases, interprets the spirit of the rule of law, conveys fairness and justice, infiltrates the hearts of the people with the belief in the rule of law, and strives to make the people feel fairness and justice in every judicial case.

For more than 20 years, the "Today's Statement" column has always ranked first in the national noon ratings. Today, in the comprehensive promotion of the rule of law, "Today's Statement" will continue to uphold the established concept of the column, abide by the best duties, and contribute to the construction of China's rule of law. Program Duration:

Today's statement is replayed today.

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Born on January 2, 1999, "Today's Statement" is the country's first full-day legal program, adhering to the concept of "recording the process of China's rule of law bit by bit", with the mission of "focusing on popularizing the law, supervising law enforcement, promoting legislation, and serving the people", and launched a sumptuous "Chinese Rule of Law Lunch" for the national audience. Through the form of "citing cases to explain the law", the column authoritatively interprets typical cases, interprets the spirit of the rule of law, conveys fairness and justice, infiltrates the hearts of the people with the belief in the rule of law, and strives to make the people feel fairness and justice in every judicial case. For more than 20 years, the "Today's Statement" column has always ranked first in the national noon ratings.

Today, in the comprehensive promotion of the rule of law, "Today's Statement" will continue to uphold the established concept of the column, abide by the best duties, and contribute to the construction of China's rule of law. Program duration: 30 minutes (CCTV-1)Broadcast time:

12:35 p.m. daily

The focus interview on January 30, 2020 reads as follows:

The epidemic is spreading, and the front line is urgent! Especially in Wuhan and other places with serious epidemics, medical staff are tight, hospital beds are tight, and medical supplies are tight!

When one side is in trouble, all sides support. Since the army, Shanghai, and Guangdong sent the first batch of medical teams to Wuhan on January 24, as of 17 o'clock on the evening of January 29, the National Health Commission, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 29 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and three military hospitals have sent a total of 53 medical teams and 6,129 medical team members to reinforce Hubei.

Among these professional medical personnel from the military and localities, there are backbone forces in the fields of respiratory, infection, and severe disease, as well as Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. At the same time, in the face of the shortage of protective equipment, all localities are also working overtime and taking the initiative. Everyone worked together and threw themselves into this battle.