"Occupy the Presidential Palace" was filmed by Zou Jiandong, the then war reporter, and was a photographer at the Eighth Corps Branch of the East China Field Army (Third Field) Front Branch of Xinhua News Agency. It is said that among the four field troops, there are only full-time photographers.
Historical records show that on April 21, 1949, the People's Liberation Army liberated Nanjing on April 23. According to the reporter who took the photo, he entered the city on May 4. The city had been cleaned up at that time. Later, he felt that it was necessary to take pictures of the Nanjing Presidential Palace to witness this historical moment, so he organized the guards and garrisons to pose for the photo.
This is the same as the famous photo of the US military occupying Iwo Jima during World War II. It only needs its symbolic significance, and its news is subject to debate. There are many such photos. Although it could bring shocking feelings to people at that time and first-class publicity effect, one time and another. If there is no follow-up afterwards, it will probably be misunderstood over time. The key is to lay the groundwork for the authenticity of its future news, and the significance of the news is a heavy blow.
