新闻舆论工作是党的一项重要工作，是治国理政、定国安邦的大事。新闻传播学揭示新闻传播与舆论演 化规律，是做好新闻舆论工作的理论基础和学科支撑。10年前，习近平总书记先后主持召开党的新闻舆 论工作座谈会和哲学社会科学工作座谈会，把新闻学列为对哲学社会科学具有支撑作用的学科之一，要 求打造具有中国特色和普遍意义的学科体系。当前，世界百年未有之大变局加速演进，新媒体时代媒介 环境深刻变革，中国新闻传播学发展面临新的形势任务，亟须建构立足中国实践、回应时代命题、打破 西方话语垄断、赋能主流媒体系统性变革的自主知识体系。 值得关注的是，在以互联网为底层架构的新媒体技术冲击下，如何丰富发展主要面向大众传播而形成的 知识概念以适应新媒体时代新闻传播业结构性变革的新要求？这是建构中国新闻传播学自主知识体系迫 切需要解决的问题。目前新闻传播学的知识，主要都是围绕以大众传播为主体的职业新闻传播活动得来 的。工业化的新闻生产和传播过程，塑造了新闻传播学的基本知识体系。这种向内的研究方向在一定历 史时期当然有其应然性和必要性，但也在一定程度上限制了新闻传播学的学科发展，使研究被局限在狭 窄的理论空间和知识话语之内，进而无法在更为基础、 ...

今年是"十五五"开局之年。置身以中国式现代化全面推进强国建设、民族复兴伟业的壮阔征程，我们愈 加深刻体会到"2·19"重要讲话历久弥新的真理力量与实践伟力。习近平总书记为党的新闻舆论工作擘画 蓝图、指明方向，是我们应对变局、开创新局的根本遵循。 理论领航：马克思主义新闻观的时代化表达与体系化飞跃 回望10年前，随着我国社会信息化发展，媒体格局、舆论生态、传播技术发生革命性变化。主流媒体面 临影响力被稀释、传播渠道被分流、话语方式受到挑战的严峻考验；互联网释放的巨大能量与伴随的不 确定性，使舆论场日趋复杂，思想交锋更加频繁。面对这一深刻变革，党的新闻舆论工作肩负着坚守根 本与开拓新局的使命。正是在这样的关键时刻，"2·19"重要讲话以一系列具有开创性、标志性意义的重 大论断和系统阐述，实现了我们党对新闻舆论工作规律性认识的历史性飞跃。 升华战略定位，从"喉舌耳目"到"治国理政、定国安邦的大事"。"2·19"重要讲话首次将党的新闻舆论工 作明确为"治国理政、定国安邦的大事"，深刻揭示党的新闻舆论工作绝非一般性的业务工作，而是关系 到政权巩固、民心凝聚、国家安全、事业推进的全局性、战略性工作。这一重大论断将党的新闻 ...

Group 1 - The core issue in the public examination training sector is the prevalence of misleading materials and outdated content, leading to significant dissatisfaction among students [1][3][4] - The 2026 national civil service examination has seen a record number of applicants, reaching 3.718 million, with a competition ratio of approximately 74:1 for available positions [1] - Complaints against major training institutions like Huatu, Dabin, and Zhonggong highlight issues such as incorrect textbook answers, outdated course content, and difficulties in obtaining refunds [1][6][19] Group 2 - The introduction of a new age limit for applicants, allowing candidates up to 38 years old (43 for recent graduates), is part of a broader reform aimed at optimizing the civil service workforce [1] - Legal interpretations regarding prepaid consumption have been established to protect consumer rights, particularly in cases of misleading practices and refund difficulties [2][21][22] - The training institutions often employ complex refund calculations that can leave students feeling they owe money despite requesting refunds, raising concerns about transparency and fairness [9][12][19]

Group 1 - The core issue in the public examination training industry is the prevalence of misleading materials and outdated content, leading to significant dissatisfaction among students [1][3][4] - Complaints have surged against major training institutions like Huatu, Dabin, and Zhonggong, highlighting issues such as incorrect textbook answers, outdated recorded lessons, and difficulties in obtaining refunds [1][3][4][18] - The 2026 national civil service examination has seen a record number of applicants, reaching 3.718 million, with a ratio of approximately 74 applicants for each available position [1] Group 2 - Recent legal interpretations by the Supreme People's Court aim to protect consumer rights in prepaid training services, addressing common issues like refund difficulties and misleading contractual terms [2][20][21] - Consumers are advised to be cautious when selecting prepaid training services, particularly regarding promises of guaranteed results or full refunds if certain conditions are not met [2][22] - The legal framework emphasizes that consumers have the right to request refunds within seven days of payment if they have not received the service, which is crucial for addressing disputes in the education training sector [20][21][23] Group 3 - The training institutions often employ complex refund calculations that can leave students feeling they owe money despite having paid for courses, leading to further frustration [9][10][12] - Many students report that the content of the courses they enrolled in is outdated, with some lessons referencing policies and topics from several years ago, which undermines the relevance of the training [6][8][19] - The lack of transparency in refund policies and the presence of clauses that limit consumer rights have been highlighted as significant issues within the industry [13][19][24]

Core Points - The People's Daily is initiating a public recruitment for 64 positions aimed at recent graduates from domestic universities and overseas students for the year 2026 [2][30] - The recruitment emphasizes the need for candidates to have a strong political stance, support the leadership of the Communist Party of China, and align with socialist values [3][4] - Candidates must not exceed 38 years of age, possess the required professional skills, and have a clean legal record [5][6][7] Recruitment Conditions - Applicants must be citizens of the People's Republic of China and uphold the constitution and laws [3] - Candidates should have a strong interest in journalism and adhere to professional ethics [4] - The recruitment is open to 2026 graduates and those who have not secured employment within two years post-graduation [9] Job Positions and Requirements - Positions are available for both local and non-local graduates, with specific language proficiency requirements for certain roles [10][11] - A detailed list of job positions, including required qualifications and the number of openings, is provided [12][13] Recruitment Process - The recruitment process includes online application, qualification review, written tests, interviews, and health examinations [15][16][17] - Candidates must register online between December 5 and December 24, 2025, and can only apply for one position [15][16] Employment Terms - Successful candidates will sign a contract with the People's Daily and receive corresponding salaries and benefits [23] - The recruitment process emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate and truthful application materials [26][27]

Core Viewpoint - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period is a milestone for the development of Communication University of China, with significant achievements in education and research, guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts and directives [1][2]. Group 1: Educational Development - The university aims to become a "world-class media university with Chinese characteristics," achieving breakthroughs in various areas and enhancing the overall appearance and quality of faculty and students [1]. - A high-quality talent cultivation system has been established, integrating general education, AI, and professional education to meet the challenges of the intelligent era [4]. - The university has implemented a comprehensive evaluation system focusing on "five educations" and has seen an increase in the number of students admitted to master's programs [4]. Group 2: Research and Innovation - The university has optimized its academic structure, with seven disciplines entering the A-class ranking in domestic mainstream disciplines, and has established new doctoral programs [5]. - A high-quality research innovation system has been developed, significantly enhancing the university's ability to meet national strategic needs, with a notable increase in national-level research projects and publications [6]. - The university has formed a multidimensional "big communication" academic ecosystem, covering various fields such as journalism, international communication, and cultural communication [6]. Group 3: Strategic Planning - The university's leadership has outlined a strategic plan for the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on addressing AI challenges and establishing a digital campus [7]. - The core mission is to transform the university's development from traditional media to a strong emphasis on AI, contributing to national modernization and rejuvenation efforts [7].

Core Viewpoint - The forum focused on the responsibilities of mainstream media in the context of systemic changes, emphasizing the integration of Marxist journalism principles in the new media era [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The sixth National Marxist Journalism Forum was held in Shanghai, where the Media Social Responsibility Report was officially released and a research community was established [1] - The forum was co-hosted by the China Journalists Association and Fudan University, with over 150 participants including media representatives and scholars [1] Group 2: Key Themes and Discussions - The theme of the forum was "Upholding Integrity and Fulfilling Responsibilities," highlighting the need for media to better fulfill their responsibilities during systemic changes [1] - Liu Siyang emphasized that the primary duty of fulfilling social responsibility is to solidify the political foundation, urging the media to internalize social responsibility as a value pursuit [1]

Core Points - The forum emphasized the importance of media's social responsibility as a fundamental requirement, aligning with the directives from the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China regarding the systematic reform of mainstream media [1][2] - The media social responsibility report system, established over 12 years, is crucial for enhancing industry credibility and establishing a long-term self-regulatory mechanism [1] - The 2024 reports will reflect the media's commitment to social responsibility, serving as a window to showcase their effectiveness and a chance for self-assessment of business standards and professional ethics [1] Group 1 - The primary responsibility of fulfilling social responsibility is to solidify the political foundation, guiding the news sector to deeply learn and implement Xi Jinping's cultural thoughts [2] - The forum aimed to leverage quality resources from the media and academic sectors to enhance theoretical research on media social responsibility, showcasing the power of Marxist journalism in contemporary news discourse [2] - The event was co-hosted by the China Journalists Association and Fudan University, focusing on how mainstream media can better assume responsibilities during systematic reforms, revitalizing Marxist journalism in the era of all-media [2]