Chai Jing was once a role model for journalists, known for her risk-taking and truth-based reporting.
However, her public image gradually collapsed under the baptism of time.
Growing up, she received a good education, but when she was confused, she chose a major with better job prospects.
During her work at Hunan TV Station, she got to know Bai Yansong, the first brother of CCTV, which brought important opportunities to her career.
In the process of further study, she received key help from the leader Chen Hong, which gradually made her stand out in the journalism industry.
In the polarization of word-of-mouth, Chai Jing showed the responsibility and mission of reporters in SARS and Wenchuan Da**.
Her reporting was profound and moving, and was recognized by the public.
However, controversies over private life are also emerging.
Her relationship with Su Qun, a married man, caused public outrage, and her emotional behavior was criticized for her lack of responsibility.
In 2015, the documentary "Under the Dome" was broadcast, and Chai Jing caused negative comments for her blind admiration of Western countries.
In a discussion with Ding Zhongli, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, her remarks caused embarrassment and revealed her neglect of China's national conditions.
The matter of going to the United States to give birth to a child caused an uproar and seriously affected her image.