对一个生于贫穷农村的少年说来，“办报”，那是高不可攀的。1947年秋，笔者刚满14岁，参军后在当时的冀鲁豫军区四分区教导队受训，见到分区政治部出版的八开油印小报《前锋报》。报纸一来，班长就读给大家听。报纸虽小，但内容丰富，有前方打胜仗的消息，有好人好事，还有卫? To a young man who was born in a poor rural area, it is impossible to “go ahead with the newspaper.” In the autumn of 1947, I just turned 14 years old. After joining the army, I trained at the then-four-divisional training unit of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region and saw the eight-open typographic tabloid “Vanguard” published by the district political department. Newspaper, squad leader to listen to everyone. The newspaper is small, but rich in content. There are news of winning victories in the front, there are good deeds and good things, and health?