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今年11月8日,全国55万新闻工作者迎来第一个自己的节日。此次“记者节”主题为:回顾历史、总结经验、发扬传统、奔向未来。为什么将11月8日作为“记者节”呢?1999年9月18日,国务院总理朱镕基发布的“全国年节及纪念日放假办法”第五条中列出了“记者节”。“办法”公布后,全国各地新闻工作者纷纷来电,询问有关情况,并希望确定这一节日的具体日期。据查,1949年12月23日,新成立的中华人民共和国政务院在“全国年节及纪念日放假办法”中即明确规定了“记者节”,但因为当时没有确定具体日期,长期以来我国新闻从业人员一直未过此节。此次朱铬基总理又重申这一节日,体现了党和国家对新闻界的关怀和重视。中国记协党组在征求多位主席、副主席的意见,并认真研究后认为,记者节的具体日期定在11
On November 8 this year, 550,000 journalists from across the country welcomed their first festival. The theme of this “Reporter’s Day” is: reviewing history, summing up experience, promoting tradition and moving toward the future. Why is November 8 the “Reporter’s Day?” On September 18, 1999, “Reporters’ Day” is set out in Article V of the “Measures for the Holidays of the Chinese New Year and Anniversary Day” promulgated by Premier Zhu Rongji. After the “Measures” were announced, journalists from all over the country called one after another to inquire about the situation and wished to set a specific date for the festival. According to the investigation, on December 23, 1949, the newly established People’s Republic of China Administrative Office clearly stipulated the “Reporters’ Day” in the “Measures for the Holidays of the National Day and Anniversary.” However, since no specific date was fixed at that time, our news for a long time Practitioners have not been this section. This time, Premier Zhu Rongji reiterated this festival, embodying the concern and attention given by the party and the state to the media. China Association for Press and Recruiting in seeking the views of a number of chair and vice chairman, and after careful study that the specific date of the reporter’s section set at 11