Tell me about your understanding of on-the-spot observation in news interviews?

A: My understanding of on-site observation in news interviews mainly includes the following three levels:

(1) The so-called observation is a purposeful and planned perceptual action, an active form of people's perceptual knowledge of reality, and a process in which people obtain information directly with the naked eye or with the help of instruments.

(2) The so-called on-the-spot observation of news interview refers to the form of on-the-spot interview in which the reporter's brain, eyes, ears, nose, tongue and body sense organs operate at the same time, focusing on the eyes, so that the subjective understanding is consistent with the objective reality. Generally speaking, reporters interview with their eyes.

(3) It is of great significance to strengthen the visual function of reporters during on-site observation. Helen, a famous American deaf-mute woman writer. Keller said, "If I were the president of a university, I would offer a compulsory course' How to use your eyes'. The professors there must instruct students how to carefully observe the scenery that passes unnoticed in front of their eyes to enrich their lives. " Pavlov took "observation, observation and re-observation" as his motto.