"The Gunshot Club" tells the stories of several war photojournalists, two of whom won the Pulitzer Prize, and a photo of a vulture and a little girl made the world know about the suffering in Africa. Eventually the reporter committed suicide, raising questions about his failure to save the little girl. This is the responsibility of reporters, whether saving people first or stealing the scene first, we only feel the taste of their success, but we don't understand the hardships they have to pay to steal a scene, or even the price of their lives. Different from those professional reporters, they make a living from it. In this era of self-media, people have to discuss this issue even more. Faced with emergencies that happen around you, should you go and help, or take a picture of it with a mobile phone and put it on WeChat In the circle, thus giving up the opportunity and responsibility to save others.
I hope that more people can take pictures of the dark side of society in addition to the delicious food, beautiful scenery, beautiful women, etc. Although it is not good-looking, it can let people know that when we are living well, some people are still not enough to eat and wear warm. It would be great if he could supervise those in power and criticize the ugly forces of society, like Uncle Qu.
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