Wang Zhi, 1965 was born in jiepai town, Hengyang County, Hengyang City, Hunan Province from May 6th to September 6th. Assistant to the President, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor of Communication University of China. He used to be a reporter of Hunan Chenzhou TV Station, Hunan TV Station and Shenzhen Radio and Television Group, a reporter and host of CCTV's Son of the East, a reporter and host of News Investigation, and a reporter, host and producer of Face to Face.
In 2008, he served as deputy mayor of Lijiang City, Yunnan Province, deputy director of the Information Office of the Yunnan Provincial Government, and deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Propaganda Department of the Provincial Party Committee. 20 10 in may, he served as secretary general and executive vice president of China red cross foundation (presided over the work). On July 20 12, he served as assistant and researcher to the president of China Communication University.
Books published in Wang Zhi:
Westbound Three Wan Li 2065438+In September 2005, Wang Zhi published "Westbound Three Wan Li: Wang Zhi Seeing Life, Reading Silk Road and Learning New Knowledge Sanlian Bookstore Publishing Co., Ltd."
2065438+July 2004, Wang Zhi, the host of the Six-Year Silk Road Miles Tour of Shaanxi Satellite TV, started from xi 'an with the program group, drove all the way along the ancient Silk Road, crossed Eurasia, crossed China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Georgia, Turkey, Greece and Italy, and went west to Wan Li for two months, finally reaching the destination of the ancient Silk Road in Rome.
After completing the task of media coverage, Wang Zhi always wrote down what he saw, heard and felt during his trip. There are not only wonderful experiences abroad, but also dialogues with famous guests from all walks of life, as well as the sharp eyes of the host and deep thinking on the history of Silk Road. All the way west, three trips to Wan Li, all the fun and hardships, 90 words describe a fascinating Silk Road history and a different Wang Zhi today.