On this day, 58 years ago, September 7, 1967 (August 4, 1967 in the lunar calendar), the famous host Wu Xiaoli was born. Wu Xiaoli is the deputy director and news anchor of Hong Kong Phoenix Satellite TV Information Channel. She was born in Taiwan on September 7, 1967 and was originally born in Zhejiang. She graduated from the Department of Mass Communication at Fu Jen Catholic University. In 1988, she was admitted to Taiwan's China Television Company CTS, where she began her journalism work for more than ten years. At that time, he was still invited by satellite TV owned by Hutchison Whampoa to join the newly established satellite TV Chinese channel. In 1996, when satellite TV was reorganized and Phoenix TV launched, Wu naturally served as a program host and news anchor in Phoenix, and served as deputy director until the launch of the information channel. Xiaoli joined Satellite TV's Chinese Channel in 1993 and has hosted a number of programs with different styles. She is very famous among Chinese audiences in Southeast Asia. After Satellite TV's Chinese Channel transformed into Phoenix Satellite TV's Chinese Channel in 1996, Wu Xiaoli became even busier. She hosted both variety shows and economic programs, and interviewed Tung Chee-hwa, the later Chief Executive of Hong Kong. In 1997, Xiaoli was responsible for the hosting of the highlights of Hong Kong's return to China,"Ke Shouliang Flying Over the Yellow River" and "Report on the Return of Hong Kong to the Century-60 Hours Non-stop". Of course, Wu Xiaoli has to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the great innovation of Phoenix Satellite TV's Chinese program. In the Sunday night episode of "Xiaoli's View of Current Affairs", she relies on her years of experience in journalism, with her keen tentacles, dexterous mind and in-depth understanding of social conditions across the Taiwan Strait and three places, and sincerely offers the audience a brand-new style of special program that pursues current affairs and reports in depth. The program's topics are targeted at major news and social focuses of the week. One or two themes are selected for in-depth follow-up and declassified reporting, coupled with relevant fragments of information from various aspects, and the truth of the incident is analyzed from multiple angles, allowing the public to have a clear picture of the incident.