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—( 1938g) "Zhu jizhe xuehui Changsha fenhui chengli" ( Celebrating the founding of the Changsha branch of the Chinese Young Journalists SocietyXinwen jizhe1, 5 (August 1): 23-24. Hankou.
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Liu Zucheng (1934) "Guanyu xinwen jizhe zhiye diwei queli wenti" (Problems in establishing the status of the journalism professionBaoxue jikan1 (October 10): 57-59. Shanghai .
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