最近,在一些地方,刮起了一股“吃拿风”,凡参加纪念活动或仪式之类,总得吃点拿点什么,不吃不拿,反倒觉得不舒服,不正常了。“吃拿风”愈刮愈猛,“礼品”的价值竟从几元钱上升到几十元、上百元。此风犹如病毒蔓延,新闻记者也深受感染。“吃拿风”对不时?无须多加讨论。问题是我们的新闻记者在这种“吃拿风”中应该怎样正确对待?却是很值得议论一番的。日前,有家报纸的记者应邀出席某单位举行的活动,不料平白无故地得到一份价值数十元的“礼券”。无功焉能受禄?这位记者于心不 Recently, in some places, there was a “take the wind.” Those who took part in commemorative activities or ceremonies always had something to eat, eat or not take and feel uncomfortable and abnormal. “Take the wind,” the more scrape more and more fierce, “gift” worth actually rose from a few dollars to tens of dollars, hundreds of dollars. The wind is like a virus, and journalists are also infected. “Eat the wind” from time to time? Needless to discuss. The question is, how should our journalists treat us correctly in this “eating the wind”? It is worth discussing. Recently, a reporter from a newspaper was invited to attend an activity held by a certain unit. Unexpectedly, he received a “gift certificate” worth tens of dollars for no reason. Reactive energy by Paul? The reporter was not at heart