政坛官场中人对“汇报”一词耳熟能详。只要实事求是、不变样走形,“汇报”不失为交流信息、获取情况的一个重要手段。新闻记者也听听“汇报”,同样可以获得一些重要信息。不过,有些记者爱听“汇报”,并不是为了采写新闻,而是别有所思。按我国现行的新闻体制,新闻单位被定为不同的级别。参照行政级序,新闻单位有中央新闻单位,省、地、县新闻单位之分。有些新闻记者,尤其是高“级”记者,每到一地采访,下车伊始便要见当地一、二把手,听主要领导“汇报”,不够级别的人员来“汇报”便视之为不恭。有一位“中央级”记者到某省会采访,只因市里书记、市长千呼 People in the political arena are familiar with the term “report.” As long as we seek truth from facts, we will not change its course. “Reporting” is an important means of exchanging information and obtaining information. Journalists also listen to the “report”, the same can get some important information. However, some journalists love to listen to the “report,” not for the sake of writing news, but for thinking it over. According to the current news system in our country, news organizations are set at different levels. With reference to the administrative order, press units have the central press units, provincial, prefectural and county press units. Some reporters, especially high-level reporters, make interviews every time. When they get off, they will have to meet local first and second leaders and listen to the main leaders of the “reporting.” Those who are not in a position to “report” will be regarded as not Christine. There is a “central-level” reporter who interviewed a provincial capital because the secretary of the city and the mayor shouted