CHINA, INTERNATIONAL, MEDIA, A Note From the Editors
We wish to congratulate Joseph Kahn and Jim Yardley of the Beijing bureau of The New York Times for jointly winning the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. They won the award for their groundbreaking series on Chinese jurisprudence, " The Rule of Law."
While we are not endorsing all of their work or ideology as foreign journalists in China, as English language journalism students at China's premiere foreign studies university, we would be remiss if we did not applaud their winning of this prestigious award for reporting on the important changes taking place in the Chinese legal system.
From your future colleagues in the news business, Mr. Kahn and Mr. Yardley, a hearty: gambei!
This award, for this series, is further affirmation of the notice being paid to China at the very zenith of international journalism.
-- The editors
While we are not endorsing all of their work or ideology as foreign journalists in China, as English language journalism students at China's premiere foreign studies university, we would be remiss if we did not applaud their winning of this prestigious award for reporting on the important changes taking place in the Chinese legal system.
From your future colleagues in the news business, Mr. Kahn and Mr. Yardley, a hearty: gambei!
This award, for this series, is further affirmation of the notice being paid to China at the very zenith of international journalism.
-- The editors
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