Internship experience and suggestions

My first internship was as an intern journalist at the Yangtze River Daily in Wuhan, China, from July 2020 to the present. Yangtze River Daily is an organ of the Wuhan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) of the People's Republic of China, founded on May 23, 1949, and published and distributed by Yangtze River Daily Newspaper Group. The main readers are mainly enterprises, government agencies, schools and intellectuals, and the domestic unified publication number is CN42-0002. the main section of my internship is to manage and solve the problems raised by citizens on the Wuhan city message board, and to select representative issues for interviews and reports. During my internship, I participated in more than 50 news reports and write-ups, and attended four press conferences of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee, and had the honor to ask questions on the spot. During this time, I gained very many experiences and lessons. During my internship, I had to make sure that I arrived at the office on time every morning, and I tried to overcome my usual irregular sleep to get used to a healthy and regular biological clock for myself during this period. During the work period, I often did not understand the questions asked by some citizens, thinking that their questions were unnecessary or a trivial matter, so at first I did not deal with these questions seriously and was criticized and educated by the leaders. The leader told me that every people's problem is worth to be solved seriously, if small things are not solved well, it will eventually become a big mistake, at that time, the consequences will be unmanageable. I understood what the leader meant, and there is an old Chinese saying: A thousand miles of dike is collapsed in an anthill. Since then, every matter raised by the public, I will personally call to ask, and reported to the relevant departments to solve or provide effective advice, special things, I will do the relevant detailed reports and interviews. Although it was very tiring, during this period I experienced the joy and sense of accomplishment that comes from serving the people. Secondly, it is how to plan my work in a more organized way. I used to think one step at a time, so I would often come up with a lot of new ideas from time to time. Some novel ideas are recognized by colleagues and leaders in the company, but some ideas are also rejected by leaders. Sometimes this causes me trouble because I become frustrated when people do not approve of my ideas. But my colleagues have been very good at opening up to me. The work is not like school where new ideas can be presented and discussed directly to the teacher in the classroom. Bosses and leaders do look at actual results and benefits, so when you have a new idea, you need to do the research, collect the idea together, and find out what the problem is so that you can be more effective in your journalism. I can't go to the site and only think of the questions I need to ask, it's not conducive to writing my press releases and the issues I hear about are not what the people care about. I think this is a very good suggestion, and it helps me to do my news interviews more clearly and easily, which is a very big gain for me.