Which journalist's day is 2023?

Journalists' Day is also called news festival and publishing festival in some countries. Every year10.8 is China Journalists' Day. From 1933 to 1949, every September 1 day, journalists hold various ceremonies to commemorate this festival.

On February 23rd 1949 1949, the newly established People's Republic of China (PRC) promulgated the "National Holiday Remembrance Day Holiday Measures", which clearly stipulated "Journalists' Day". However, because there was no specific date at that time, journalists in China haven't celebrated Journalists' Day for a long time. 1September 1999 18, the new National Festival and Remembrance Day clearly included the Journalists' Day again, which reflected the concern and attention of the party and the state to journalists.

On June 25th, 2000, China Journalists Association submitted the Request for Instructions on Determining the Specific Date of Journalists' Day to the State Council. After scientific argumentation, the State Council officially approved the China Journalists Association on August 65, 2000, and agreed to designate August 6, 2000 as China Journalists' Day.

The significance of journalists' day

Journalists are professionals engaged in news interviews and reports in the media. They go to the scene of the event instead of the general public or get in touch with the parties involved in the news event, and present the truth of the event and its representative significance to the mass media through reports, helping the media to realize the functions of watching, educating, discussing and entertaining.

The significance of setting up a journalist's day in New China shows that the party and the state care and attach importance to the press and journalists. It not only confirms the social status of journalists, but also encourages and encourages journalists to inherit fine traditions, appeal for just cause and be the eyes and ears of the party and the people.

In a word, Journalists' Day is an important festival for journalists in China. It is not only a praise and encouragement to journalists, but also an affirmation and promotion to journalism.