Yue Feng's resume

Yue Feng is the first-class director of Harbin People's Broadcasting Station.

Yue Feng, formerly known as Yue Hongru, is a national first-class studio artist and a national first-class director of Harbin People's Broadcasting Station. His prose "Wind chimes in the distant mountains"; The novels "Sherlock Holmes" and "Gone with the Wind" were selected as demonstration textbooks in the Broadcasting Department and Literature Department of Communication University of China. His main works include: The Count of Monte Cristo, Gangsters in the North of the City, Starscream and hundreds of other audio works.

Other broadcast works were broadcast by more than 65,438+000 radio stations, including China People's Broadcasting Station. "Yue Feng Broadcasting" has become a magic weapon for the listening rate of all radio stations. Teacher Yue not only has rich front-line work experience, but also has rich teaching experience. Most of his students entered China Communication University, Beijing Film Academy, Chinese Opera, Shanghai Opera, Zhejiang Media College and other famous universities.

Yue Feng's career.

Yue Feng is a senior radio director and announcer. He worked in Harbin People's Broadcasting Station for several decades, and won wide acclaim for his outstanding creative talent and unique artistic style. At an early age, Yue Feng became interested in broadcasting. He began to participate in the production and broadcasting of radio programs in his youth and accumulated rich practical experience. After years of hard study and practice, he gradually became a mature radio director and announcer.

In addition to directing and broadcasting programs, Yue Feng also served as the live broadcast of many large-scale events. Major historical events such as commemorating the 60th anniversary of Harbin's liberation have been reported live, presenting the development course and city features of Harbin to the audience. His live report not only shows the beautiful scenery and rich regional culture of Harbin, but also conveys the urban spirit and positive social energy.