The host of CCTV9 weather forecast

Qin Fang

Gender: Female

Nationality: Han

Height: 173cm

Blood type: O

Birthplace: Chongqing

Specialty: Flute and Drama Performance

Graduation School: Beijing Broadcasting Institute

Degree: Bachelor of Arts (currently Graduate student)

Favorite person: Grandma

Favorite book: "The Thorn Birds"

Favorite place: A place with the same landscape

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What you most want to do: Take a walk in the drizzle

Favorite food: Roasted sweet potatoes

About life: Let nature take its course, take things as they come, and be unfazed by honor or disgrace.

Experience: Ranked first in the comprehensive cultural score of the college entrance examination and was admitted to the Broadcasting Department of Beijing Broadcasting Institute;

Entered the CCTV News Center in 2003.

The first time I set foot in Beijing was in September 1999. That day was the day when my mother accompanied me to register at the university. When we came out of the West Railway Station, we saw the CCTV building not far away. I still remember half-jokingly telling my mother: Mom, I will be working there in four years.

I didn’t expect that four years later, in the summer of 2003, I would actually be able to walk into this building. It was my 22nd birthday when I learned the good news - I thought this was the best birthday present I could have ever given.

When I walked into the news center broadcast team on the first day, the first person I saw was Teacher Li Ruiying. Her enthusiasm and open and accepting attitude made me feel relieved a lot. Later, many "big names" came in one after another from the door of this small office. I was excited when I saw one. It was the first time that I saw a room full of "celebrities" that I had only seen on TV before. It was really interesting and ridiculous to think about that feeling now. In short, it was very dreamy and unreal.

Finding the true feeling is in my show. On September 15, 2003, it was my first day hosting "Cultural Report". From the beginning, I fell in love with her because I was moved. I am a very sensitive person. Although "Cultural Report" is a news program, it is actually very humane. Those pictures, those languages, and those melodies often move me. In fact, when a person is touched, his heart is very beautiful and happy. Even if your heart is surging and you may even feel like crying, as long as you are still moved by something, it means that your heart is vivid, and this vivid heart can see the beauty of the world. I think feelings are the most precious thing for people, so I often remind myself to broadcast with my heart, not just words. I hope that every audience of "Cultural Report" can feel a fresh and lively atmosphere, a warm and beautiful feeling, as bright and cheerful as the sun, as peaceful and inclusive as water.

The biggest regret when I came to the TV station was that my waist-length curly hair became what it is now. I really regret it. Geng Sa once jokingly called me "little bald man", and the female colleagues on the broadcast team also regretted that the "little cute guy" at the beginning has now been transformed into a "spokesperson for working women." But here it has indeed given me a lot: the broadcast team is like a small family, and it is always full of laughter. The members here have given me so much help and happiness; in fact, everyone around me has given me so much help and happiness. It has taught me a lot, so I have always had a grateful attitude towards life - I am grateful to fate for allowing me to have a position where I can apply what I have learned when I just graduated from college. I cherish every opportunity to live broadcast. I am grateful for the audience's concern for me and cherish every letter and email from you. Your "likes" are my greatest comfort. I am grateful to every brother and sister of "Cultural Report", because when I arrive at work, you have already arrived, and when I carry my bag home, I can often see through my own glass wall your focused expressions when editing films. . I am grateful to everyone I meet every day. Your smile and greeting are all the warmest moments in my life.