有位编辑同仁问我:要是叫你去打仗,你是希望做个快枪手好呢,还是做个准枪手?我问:何谓快枪手?何谓准枪手?他便解释说,就像打敌人,快枪手是指不经瞄准,“啪”就打出去,不管是死是活,反正敌人是被打着了;而准枪手呢,则指经瞄准,“啪”一枪打中要害,敌人便被打死了。我略一迟疑,说:当然要做快枪手啦,一枪一个多痛快。“那么,比如我们写新闻作品又如何?”我说:同理。话虽这样说,但过后仔细一考虑,这样回答未免有失偏颇。我们 An editorial colleague asked me if you would like to go to war, would you like to be a fast gunman, or be a prospective gunman? I asked: What is a gunman? What is a gunmen? He explained that it was like playing an enemy, The fast-paced means that without aiming, “pop” to hit out, whether it is dead or alive, anyway, the enemy is being beaten; and quasi-gunners, it refers to the aiming, “snapped” hit a shot, the enemy will Been killed. I am a little hesitation, said: of course, be a gunman, shot more than happy. “So, how about we writing news works?” I said: empathy. Having said that, but after careful consideration, it is too biased. we