Deng Fei

Deng Fei

Deng Fei, male, born in 1978 in Yuanjiang, Hunan Province. Graduated from Hunan University, majoring in journalism, he is an EMBA student of China Europe International Business School in 2013. He is currently the editorial board member and director of reporter Department of Phoenix Weekly. After ten years of working, he wrote more than 100 investigation reports and became a well-known investigation reporter in China. In 2011, turning to public welfare, using mobile Internet tools, he launched a number of public welfare projects, including microblog abduction, free lunch, serious illness insurance for rural children in China, warm current plan, children's invasion prevention, let migratory birds fly, China water safety plan, etc., and created "e-agriculture plan" social enterprises to mobilize and organize all sectors of society to participate in public welfare, to promote rural children, rural environmental protection and rural economy The three sectors are committed to helping Chinese rural children to obtain basic fairness and security, and supporting their dignified growth, especially free lunch, which affects the central government's annual investment of 16 billion yuan to improve the nutritional status of rural children. Under Deng Fei's advocacy and practice, the concepts of "transparent public welfare" and "everyone's public welfare" have been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, effectively promoting the transformation of China's public welfare and philanthropy, helping social growth from bottom to top, and working with the government and enterprises to solve one major social problem after another.

Personal experience

fledgling

In 1998, Deng Fei, a sophomore in University, entered Hunan today's women's daily as an intern. After graduation, he wrote many investigation reports, such as "there are scalpers inside Changde railway station" and "looking for a wife". He quickly became the chief reporter of the newspaper. In 2002, he published more than ten articles in southern weekend and China Youth Daily, which mainly focused on supervising public power and paying attention to women and children The rights and interests of vulnerable groups.

Turn to Phoenix

In 2003, Deng Fei joined Phoenix Weekly. On this new platform, he wrote a large number of investigation reports, such as "Shenyang ant dream", "killing Yangzonghai", "dog day's pujiuzao", "Xiangxi governor's Beijing night", "South China peddler chain", "Zhouzhuang lung disease". These investigative reports helped him become a leader of Chinese investigative journalists. during this period, Deng Fei established a group of "Xiaodao" reporters, uniting 200 investigation reporters, and then built "blue clothes", uniting 500 national investigation reporters and reporting China forcefully. This force later became the basic force for his transformation into public welfare.

Live broadcast of Yihuang event

In August 2009, Sina Weibo began internal testing, and Deng Fei became the first group of invited users. On the morning of September 16, 2010, a Jiangxi girl named Zhong rujiu and her sister were intercepted by county Party Secretary and other officials at Nanchang Changbei Airport. Before that, their family was forced to demolish and three relatives burned themselves violently. At 8:57 a.m., Deng Fei received a call for help from other reporters and released the first microblog: "surrounded by more than 40 officials led by the Secretary of the county Party committee, the family members burned themselves, the flight was delayed, Zhong Jiumei was exhausted and fainted just now. Fortunately, the doctors rescued her on the spot, and it was no big deal." after the dramatic breakthrough, the two sisters hid in the women's bathroom in a hurry. Through the news transmission of the reporters on the scene, Deng Fei sent out a second micro blog at 9:04 a.m. "[Changbei Airport live broadcast 2: two women hide in the bathroom and keep talking with China]" new century "reporter Liu Chang connected to the family: Zhong rujiu has temporarily eased off, a deputy director of the airport police station told the family Today is the national civil aviation inspection, need to ask family members to go to the nearby police station to accept security inspection, was refused by family members. The two daughters of the Zhong family still stick to a bathroom at the airport gate, dare not go out and keep in touch by phone. "

Deng Fei's more than ten continuous microblogs were quickly forwarded for comments, which triggered a storm of public opinion and attracted the attention of the media and the high-level central government. Finally, a group of officials including the Secretary of the county Party committee, the county head, and the deputy county head were defeated. It was known as the "Yihuang incident" in history and became the first public event in the history of sina Weibo. Deng Fei is considered to have greatly expanded the power boundary of public opinion supervision, using everyone's microblog, rather than using the public media he works for, to express and disseminate opinions quickly, and effectively achieve change. After that, Zhong's mother and daughter were threatened with severe burn complications. On September 26, Deng Fei once again used his microblog to promote a "Nanchang rush for help" -- on how to treat the Zhong family's mother and daughter in an emergency, constantly throwing out rescue plans, and discussing on the microblog. With the help of countless netizens, the Zhong family's mother and daughter were sent to the best burn hospital in China for treatment, so that they could turn the corner.

Microblog beat abduction

At 21:14 on September 27, 2010, Deng Fei posted a photo of Peng wenle and wrote a microblog: "can the Internet create a miracle again? Please help Peng Gaofeng find his son Peng wenle "and attach a photo of the child. The microblog was forwarded 5665 times. On March 25, 2008, Peng wenle, the 3-year-old son of Peng Gaofeng, a Hubei native, was abducted. Deng Fei wrote three articles, including "Chinese boy selling chain", and encouraged Peng Gaofeng, who lost his son, not to give up hope and continue to search. On February 1, 2011, Peng wenle was found in a village of Bayi Town, Pizhou, Jiangsu Province by a netizen who went back to visit his relatives. Deng Fei and Peng Gaofeng, Peng's father, rushed to Jiangsu and took the child back. Deng Fei believes that microblog is the best tool for the police and the people to fight crime together. Microblog helps any netizen to easily and quickly collect, transmit and share information about child abduction and trafficking, and has no barrier to flow to the public security department, forming a network all over urban and rural areas. Deng Fei put forward the idea of "microblogging to fight child abduction" on Sina Weibo, and jointly established a group organization of "fight child abduction volunteer group" on Sina Weibo with the official microblog of China police network of the Ministry of public security, calling for the integration of media and non-governmental resources to support and help the public security system to fight child abduction and trafficking. the microblog fight against abduction has infected countless Chinese, which has united all walks of life to protect children, and directly led the Ministry of public security to issue "one long, Three Guarantees", institutionally establishing a complete set of procedures for the public security department to register and find children and fight crime, effectively protecting children.

Free lunch

On February 26, 2011, Deng Fei participated in the annual meeting of Tianya community as "reporter of the year 2010 of Tianya community". His neighbor, a female teacher named Xiaoyu, told him that none of her students had lunch, so she couldn't face their eager eyes with lunch boxes, so she had to quickly walk into her dormitory to eat. Deng Fei decided to go to her school and build a canteen for children to help them avoid hunger. On the 25th, Deng Fei and a group of reporters rushed to Guizhou for research and found that rural children in all provinces of China are in a deep predicament - many children who are concentrated in one school can't go home for lunch and face school hunger. And all kinds of situations that children drink cold water, burn potatoes, corn and sweet potatoes, or buy fake and shoddy food to satisfy their hunger broke his heart. His love for his daughter made him determined to help these rural children. Deng Fei noted that in order to solve the problem of eating for primary school students, the Indian government launched a free school lunch system many years ago, which has made 120 million primary school students full for lunch and increased the education popularization rate. Japan promoted the lunch rationing system in the difficult post-war period, and the United States also had such a system. The free lunch system subsidized by the government benefited 30 million students, but China has no such plan yet. Therefore, Deng Fei continued to call for free lunch for rural poor children on his microblog. On April 2, free lunch was launched in Shaba primary school in Qianxi County, becoming the first school in China to enjoy free lunch, with 169 students having free lunch. A portion of rice, a boiled egg, a spoonful of sauerkraut fried meat, a spoonful of baked potatoes, and a spoonful of cabbage soup filled the students' double-layer lunch boxes. Nearby villagers also came to watch. They said that the children's families were poor and lived far away, and the problem of lunch had plagued generations. a group of reporters, college students and other volunteers began to roll a huge snowball, and Henan, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi and other provinces followed suit one after another to realize the National Relay of free lunch, which was in full swing, bringing the plight of children's hunger into the vision of society and the country. In October 2011, Premier Wen Jiabao announced the decision to launch the nutrition improvement plan for rural compulsory education students. The central government will pay 16 billion yuan a year to provide nutrition subsidies to 26 million rural compulsory education students in 699 pilot areas according to the standard of 3 yuan per student per day. In November 2011, Wang Zhenyao, former director of the Ministry of civil affairs and President of the China Academy of public welfare, said in an interview with the media, "the free lunch project is a charity action initiated by non-governmental organizations, which has changed the direction of national policies in just six months and benefited thousands of rural children. There is no such precedent in Europe and America because of the short time and great effect. Whether it is the benign interaction between the people and the government, or the initiation of policy advocacy, as well as the influence of public policy formulation, free lunch is an unprecedented action in the history of Chinese charity. This is also of great significance to the world's public welfare and philanthropy. " as of 2014, free lunch has raised about 100 million yuan, providing lunch for about 80000 rural children in more than 360 schools in 20 provinces and municipalities every day. In the past three years, no food safety or fund safety accident has been found, which is regarded as one of the most influential and trustworthy Chinese folk charity actions.

Representative works

work:

Free lunch: softness changes China

Survey works:

"Shenyang ant dream", "kill Yangzonghai", "dog day's general jiuzao", "Xiangxi governor's Beijing night", "South China peddler chain", "Zhouzhuang lung disease", "South China peddler chain", "Comrade Wu Hao"

Get honor

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