新闻的“新”,一般有两个含义:一是指时间的新近,一是指事实的新鲜。当记者的,谁都懂得新鲜性的分量。一篇稿子发到编辑部,如果编辑说“不新鲜”,坏了,稿子十之八九要被毙掉。因此,记者为了寻找一个新鲜的事实或新鲜的角度,常常要付出巨大的努力,有时真可谓“为伊消得人憔悴”。但有的同志在追求新鲜性的同时,自觉不自觉地赶“时髦”,这实在是对新鲜性的一种误解。赶时髦的新闻,常常与采写者的初衷相反,不但不会受欢迎,反而容易引起人们的反感。前一段时间,赶时髦在新闻界可以说形成了一股不大不小的“风”,影响很不好。鼓吹“高消费”便是典型一例。1985年,一位记者到某县采访,报道这个县 The “newness” of news generally has two meanings: one is the newness of time, and the other is the freshness of facts. When a reporter, who know the weight of freshness. A manuscript sent to the editorial department, if the editor said “not fresh”, broken, manuscripts out of ten to be killed. Therefore, in order to find a fresh or fresh perspective, journalists often have to make tremendous efforts, and sometimes it is indeed said that they are “emaciated with Iraq.” However, some comrades, while pursuing freshness, consciously and unconsciously catching up with “fashion,” is really a misunderstanding of freshness. Humorous news, often contrary to the original intention of writers, not only will not be popular, but easily aroused people’s resentment. Some time ago, hurry up in the press can be said to form a large “wind”, the impact is not good. Advocating “high spending” is a typical example. In 1985, a reporter interviewed a county and covered the county