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Video: Pretty Chinese Female Reporters at NPC 2008

Sohu blog introduces good-looking Chinese female reporters. I have no idea who brought up such a topic but it reminded me of my last job in Beijing. The news room I worked in mainly had female reporters. I used to be under pressure because we were competitive not only over the quality of our work but also the style of our clothes. Anyway, being a reporter is a popular job among Chinese women, though there’s no exact data of how many reporters are female. And November 8th is the “Reporters Festival” in China.

• Posted by Wu Nan
• March 5, 2008 8:21 PM
• Category: Culture
• Tags: female reporters, media conditions, NPC 2008

Origin: , Sohu Video

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