笔者初当记者时,把看材料当成主要“采访”手段,常常忽视那些活生生的、有血有肉的采访对象。1986年,我采访一位扎根海岛数十年,事迹非常感人的全国优秀教师。由于我只重材料不重人,只根据材料写稿子,结果把一位闪闪发光的人物写得干巴巴。这件事教育了我:纸上得来终觉浅。要想写出具有真情实感的文章,必须切实改变采访作风,变“用大部分精力研究材料”为“深入现实生活中去采访,在采访中获取写作激情”。 When I first became a reporter, I saw the materials as the main means of “interviews”, and often ignored the lively, flesh-and-blood interviews. In 1986, I interviewed a talented national teacher who took root in the island for decades and was very touching. Since I only did not pay attention to materials, I wrote the manuscript only on the basis of materials, and the result was that a glittering figure was written dryly. This thing educated me: the paper was finally felt shallow. If you want to write articles that have real feelings, you must actually change the style of interviewing and change “to use most of your energy to study materials” as “an interview in real life and an passion for writing in an interview.”