In the morning, journalist Du Wen arrived at the Good Fortune Orphanage, carrying a bag of chocolates with a bright and cheerful demeanor.
Ever since his interview project started,
Du Wen had been extremely busy. From the Spring Festival till now, he had visited a total of thirty-one orphanages of various sizes across the districts of Yangon, writing almost 5,000 words of writing outlines, which he submitted to the editorial department with great reception.
After reading, the editor-in-chief gave high praise.
Especially the photo of the local high school student dancing with a girl with AIDS, which had topicality and artistic value without posing ethical and political risks like some images depicting famine and war.
It's simply one of the favorite types of shots for newspapers and magazines.
If operated well, this kind of photograph could be aimed at winning a news award.
The editor-in-chief looked at the printed photos, grinning widely.
