Abstract: Wartime Reporters, founded in 1938, has always been unknown due to its lack of ideological legitimacy in the narrative of the mainland history of the news. There was a concealed aim to scramble against the Chinese Communist Party for the leadership of journalism. Its main contents include journalism theoretical research and discussion, operational guidance on wartime journalism, journalism history, journalism education and other aspects. Wide introduction, open columns, stress on the communication and exchange with readers, and attention to the needs of readers are the important features of the War Reporters, and also the main reasons for its increasing social impact and popularity among the readers. 

Key words: Wartime Reporters, press leadership, content of communication, needs of readers