1. Founder of Pulitzer Prize, the highest prize in world news: Joseph Pulitzer (Joseph "Joe" Pulitzer, April 1, 1847-October 29, 1911), editor and publisher of American newspapers. An iconic figure in American mass newspapers, the founder of Pulitzer Prize and Columbia University School of Journalism.

2. The first professional war correspondent: william russell william russell (March 28, 1821-February 11, 197), a reporter of The Times, was the first famous war correspondent. According to news history, his appearance symbolized the maturity of professional journalists.

3. Outstanding fighter of internationalism: Israel Epstein israel epstein (April 2, 1915-May 26, 25), a Polish Jew from China, Chinese name Ai Pei, journalist and writer. Known as "China * * * excellent party member of the production party, outstanding internationalist fighter".

4. Vietnam War Recorder: Eddie Thomas Adams

Eddie Thomas Adams (June 12, 1933—September 19, 24), generally referred to as Eddie Adams. He is a famous American photojournalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Masterpiece "Shooting over * * *".

5. Winner of two Pulitzer Prizes: Walter Handelsmann

Walter Handelsmann, winner of two Pulitzer Prizes in 1997 and 27.