On April 10, the sixth "Passing on the Fire - Opening the Book" postgraduate academic salon was successfully held. Professor Zong Junwei was invited to give a speech as an academic tutor, and five postgraduates shared their knowledge and books on photography skills and writing skills. Chen Youxin, a member of the Presidium of the Graduate Student Association, hosted the event.

"Everything must be prepared and everything must be taken seriously", Li Xin from Journalism and Communication Major of Class of 2022 shared his video work "Long Live Life", which was a rich, interesting and meaningful video with in-depth sharing and introduction from three aspects: the main content and structural arrangement of the video, the creation process of the work and the creation experience The video was very interesting and meaningful.

Meng Qingxin, a journalism and communication major of Class of 2022, shared his thesis on "Experimenting with the Narrative Perspective of News Writing" with the students. He shared the definition of "news narrative perspective" and its application, and introduced three types of narrative perspectives, namely zero-focus narrative, in-focus narrative and out-focus narrative, combined with rich and typical cases.

There is no unphotogenic model, only photographers who can't guide", Pan Mengyuan from Journalism Class of 2022 brought to the students a sharing of photography skills on the topic of "Portrait Photography - How to take good-looking photos of your girlfriend". Combining her rich experience in portrait photography, Pan Mengyuan started from the three major elements of photography - aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and suggested the importance of communication with the model, how to compose a picture and how to guide the model's emotion, combining with her own practical experience to bring a vivid and meaningful lesson on the fundamentals of photography.

Feng Jia-ning, Journalism and Communication Major of Class 2021, shared his experience in news writing, combining his years of media internship experience and breaking down news writing from two major aspects: how to pick and how to write. From the key points to pay attention to before, during and after the interview, combined with her own internship story, she shared her experience and lessons learned from the interview. From media positioning, script structure, information sources, specific operations after the release of a script and responses to unexpected situations, we told everyone how to write a script and how to respond to emergencies. Combined with practice, it expanded the media practice experience for the students.

The final sharer was Guo Yunbo, Journalism and Communication, Class of 2021, who shared his book "Understanding Film". "This era is clearly not the worst, but it is by no means the best, and the development of film as an art discipline has entered an era of flatness", and said that the filming and creation of films requires specialised study and innovative development. He then shared his simple filming techniques with the audience in terms of shots, angles and light and shadow.

During the session, Mr. Zong Junwei commented on the students' sharing and shared with them his own experience of unannounced visits and video production. He also said that the content shared by the students was wonderful, and this academic salon, from the theme to the content, was in line with the training direction of combining theory and practice in the college, and it had certain inspirational meaning to the participating students. At the same time, he asked the students to read more books and broaden their horizons, and to go deeper into society and the front line to do field practice.

Ideas stirred and minds collided. The sixth session of the "Passing on the Fire - Opening the Book" postgraduate academic salon was successfully concluded. (Text: Ying Niu)