Song Yiping

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He graduated from Beijing Broadcasting Institute in 1995 and went to Hunan TV station to work alone. He presided over such programs as "economic TV news" and "economic circle", which were the first large-scale live programs in Hunan TV news and economic programs. Two years later, he left Hunan for Beijing and started his work in CCTV international channel by hosting CCTV-4's 72 hour special report on Hong Kong's return. During the period, he successively served as anchor of news 60 and China news, The special programs included 98 flood fighting and rescue, 99 Macao return, Yangtze River Three Gorges Dam closure, the 15th Congress of the Communist Party of China, Beijing's successful bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games, the terrorist attacks of the United States on September 11, the special report on the US Army's attack on Afghanistan, the new year's Day special program of 2003, the 14th Busan Asian Games, and the special report on the war in Iraq, And the annual National People's Congress, the two sessions of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference, the 16th Congress of the Communist Party of China and other major domestic and international news events.

In May 2003, the international channel was revised and served as the anchor of financial report.

From October 2004 to December 2005, he was invited to visit the center for East Asian Studies at Harvard University as a visiting scholar and studied with Prof Ezra Vogel, an internationally renowned expert on China studies. At the invitation of Harvard Asian business club, he made a special topic at the annual conference of Harvard University. Published the book "experiencing Harvard in person - CCTV anchor Song Yiping's essays".

CCTV-4 Chinese International Channel

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Hard Harvard

On June 9, 2005, at the graduation ceremony of Harvard University, another group of students will go all over the world to join in the upsurge of capitalist and socialist construction.

In the two weeks before the graduation ceremony, the "banner" of Harvard Yard, which is printed with its own logo and represents the dormitories of undergraduate students, fluttered. During the period when the banner of Harvard stood, it began to open the lineup of the annual grand ceremony. Since the largest amount of donations Harvard receives every year comes from undergraduates (graduates and parents of many undergraduates), it has a "special" preference for undergraduates. In addition to providing the best teachers for undergraduates, it also provides the best canteen, the best stadium, the best library and other infrastructure. After graduation, the colored flags in yard only represent undergraduates. Many other graduates can't help but sigh: under the guidance of capital, they really don't take sweet potatoes as dry food or the masses as comrades - it hurts people's self-esteem!

Because there are too many students and the masses (students' relatives and friends) attending the graduation ceremony every year, and the area of yard is too small, the reception capacity is limited. Therefore, there are strict restrictions on the number of relatives and friends that graduates can carry. If their relatives and friends don't meet the off-site guidance, they will have to pay for tickets to enter the yard, and the overlord clause is not discounted at a buy it now price, just like the folk proverb in Cangzhou, Hebei Province: geese fly over the roots, the old man won't let it go, and the old woman won't let it go.

The back waves push the front waves, and the back waves beat the front waves. In the world, the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. Nearly 4000 students graduated from Harvard. Over the past hundred years, many students have come down to the mountains with all the martial arts they have learned at Harvard. They have wandered in the rivers and lakes, and since then they have entered another field of life. Whether it is the final success of the Xiaoxiong or the defeat of the bandits, they all become the dust of history in the "flying and annihilation of the Hu captives". Harvard, which has been standing all the time, has made many heroes, but what is more important is that generations of students have made Harvard itself.

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