Many Young Media People Died &Nbsp; Netizens Urged Workers Not To Overdraw Health.

Yesterday morning, the official micro-blog of Shenzhen evening news released information that a 30 year old journalist died of illness, but a few days ago, a 36 year old editor of CCTV just died of gastric cancer.

The painful news came again.

More than 30 year old media dead, shaking micro-blog

On the evening of 17 nights, the CCTV financial channel, "half an hour of economy", appeared on the micro-blog certified micro-blog.

Ma Hongtao recalls, "the young man is not very talkative, but he works very hard. The most common thing he sees in the press is him." such a young man who looks strong is dead because of illness. "I really don't want to believe it in a trance."

At the same time, a number of CCTV employees confirmed the news on micro-blog.

CCTV host Rui Chenggang said that at 8:30 that night, the financial channel would continue to broadcast the "economic information network", but "in a hurry, we could never see our good brothers". CCTV economic news department reporter Wang Lei, financial channel financial reporter Zhang Lin and others also expressed their condolences through micro-blog on that day.

Just when netizens were saddened by the early death of the media, another message made everyone feel heavier.

At about 10:30 yesterday morning, the Shenzhen evening news announced in its official micro-blog that a Huang surnamed journalist died of illness yesterday and died at the age of 30.

Reporters saw that on the reporter's personal micro-blog, bloggers' information update records stayed in April 4th, and the last micro-blog released followed dozens of comments, most of which contained "candle" icons representing mourning.

High pressure industry overlook overdraft health

In the face of successive sad news, many netizens asked why they were all concentrated in the age of 30.

Yang Jinlin, a well-known media man, regrets on micro-blog yesterday: "the average life expectancy of journalists is only fifty-two years old, but most of the recent deaths are thirty people."

As a result, a phenomenon has appeared on micro-blog in recent days. Many media colleagues remind each other of their colleagues, take care of their health and cherish their health.

Not long ago, CareerCast reported that the four media related posts were included in the top ten of the high voltage industry. Among them, public relations executives, photojournalists, news anchors and advertisers were ranked second, fourth, fifth and six respectively.

In the middle of last month, the Chinese Medical Doctor Association released the "ten most healthy overdraft industries in China" in Beijing. The survey showed that among the more than 30 industry groups surveyed, health, overdraft, manufacturing, finance, education, media and legal practitioners ranked the top five, with multiple diseases being dyslipidemia, cervical spondylosis, overweight, fatty liver, hypertension and so on.

Experts in charge of the survey pointed out that overwork, lack of exercise and lack of food are the main factors that cause health overdraft in the workplace.

Heat comics alerts "office worker syndrome"

While health in the workplace has become the focus in recent years, a group of cartoons depicting office worker syndrome has become popular.

In the summary of the 21 characteristics that the working people generally have, health problems have been recognized most by netizens.

According to one of the cartoons, "office workers spend most of their time looking at two things: the company's computer screen and the computer screen at home."

From the feedback of netizens, the identity of this feature is the highest.

In addition, every day they are troubled by problems like "what to eat at noon", and constantly watching mobile phones, like obsessive-compulsive disorder, and setting up several mechanisms to wake you up during sleep, are also related to health problems.

Reporters saw that in a large number of netizens in the health of micro-blog released in a determined manner, early to bed, early to rise, three meals on time, stay away from computers, increase exercise, eat more vegetables and so on become the most concentrated measures.

A Sina micro-blog certified user channel, who serves as the head of a company, said: "when I see the reminder, I am determined to put down my work. Although I have not finished, I go home and rest."

Zhu Haifeng, a producer of CCTV's "first time", said that at colleagues' recalls, everyone expressed their love for life and take care of their bodies. But "it's not that we do not care about our bodies, but we can't help ourselves." he suggested reducing the burden of journalists on the system and enjoying life while enjoying work.