other famous journalists. He was the chief editor of the Xinhua News Agency, chairman of Jiefang Daily and People's Daily. In 1991, Fan Changjiang Journalism Awards was established by the Chinese Journalists Association Committee in order to encourage young journalists in China. Fan's posts and his careers Apart from being an award-winning journalist, Fan was also considered a good leader by others. He had hold various official posts, such as: the principal of Huangzhong Journalism College (華中新聞專科學校) in 1939 chairman of Huangzhong Branch of New China News Agency (新華社華中分社) in 1939 chairman of Huangzhong Post of Xinhua Daily 《新華日報》(華中報)in 1939 chief editor of New China News Agency (新華社) in 1949 president of Jiefang Daily 《解放日報》and Renmin Daily 《人民日報》in 1949 vice-chancellor of China Information Agency (新聞總署) vice-secretary of the State administrative council Committee of Culture and Education (政務院文化教育委員會副秘書長) second director of office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China (國務院第二辦公室主任) vice minister in charge of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence (國家科委副主任) Ideology Ideology in newspaper aspect In the book, "Communication and essay", Fan believed that newspaper was a political tool. It was the basic principle of journalism. A journalist should not fear to discuss politics, should not tend to avoid politics. More importantly, journalist should not violate era. In addition, Fan suggested that if there were correct politics to make instructions, the news work would be an important power to accelerate the advancement of the society. Obligation to tell the truth Fan had a clear political and journalistic stand. When he was young, he was greatly influenced by the revolutionary movement and joined series of anti-imperialism movements. He was almost sent to death in the Chongqing Massacre. But this experience further strengthened his ideology which was to seek and report the truth. He believed that honesty should be the most important element of being a journalist. Loyalty to the party Fan believed that journalist should support the reforms and determine to be loyal to the party (Communist Party of China). The public should not fear danger and harshness but have incentive to learn and think. He even became a communist journalist and joined Communist Party of China after he left Da Gong Bao. He was strongly against the capitalist class and supported communism. Loyalty to citizens As described before, Fan wrote a series of articles disclosing the north-west rotten policy, the secret agreements