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Chapter 479 "478" Fat Peng was targeted when he entered Beijing! Guan Zu: Give the domestic public intellectuals a slap in the face!

Huaxin News Agency.

After receiving the order from his superiors, the president called together the key members and held an internal meeting.

The president sits in the main seat:

"We have been ordered to conduct a public opinion survey."

"Fat Peng is heading north today, and the first meeting will take place the day after tomorrow..."

"And the leaders want to understand the thoughts of Hong Kong Island citizens and see how confident Fatty Peng is..."

"Comrades!"

"This is a very important mission, and it is related to the talks, so all comrades must cheer up and do a good job of this!"

All the backbone members responded one after another: "Yes!"

President: "There will be a meeting the day after tomorrow, so we must come up with the results today and show them to the leaders tomorrow."

"President, how should we collect public opinion?"

"Of course it's a questionnaire, a direct street survey... How many copies do you think are appropriate?"

"There are about 400 million adults in Hong Kong Island, and one-tenth of that is 40 people. But obviously we don't have the capacity to collect so many."

"Fei Peng went to 13 places to give lectures, so we conducted street surveys in these 13 places..."

"But we have a manpower problem..."

"Let's mobilize some people from Lvzhong, Bureau Merchants, Runhua, Daguang, Yinzhong, Wenhui Daily, Ta Kung Pao and other companies..."

"Should we ask the Five Star Group for help? They have strong mobilization capabilities."

A backbone suggested.

The president thought for a moment, shook his head and said, "We want to hear the truth. I'm afraid that if they go to the streets to conduct questionnaires, it will affect the public's inclinations, and then affect the survey results and the superiors' judgment of Hong Kong Island."

"Okay, that's it... act quickly!"

……

……

3 hours later…

imperial capital.

The plane from Hong Kong Island landed at the Imperial Capital Airport.

Fei Peng and his team are here.

There are a lot of dark clouds in the sky.

As soon as Fei Peng got off the plane, he felt that the weather gave him a sense of bad luck.

……

At the same time, on Hong Kong Island,
A team of about 200 people was formed, and then the questionnaires were designed, printed, and distributed...

They were divided into 13 groups and went to the Hong Kong Island area to conduct a questionnaire survey.

……

New Territories, border areas.

Residential area, busy roadside,
Two employees of the bank, holding flyers, saw the kind-looking citizens and approached them to ask questions.

At this time, an old lady came over carrying vegetables.

"Hello, grandma. I'm here to help you carry the food. Would it be convenient for you to fill out a questionnaire? It would take a minute of your time."

"Where are you from?"

"From the Ta Kung Pao."

"Oh, Ta Kung Pao, what's wrong?"

"It's about the Governor's political reform proposal. I want to ask the people of Hong Kong Island what they think."

"Okay, go ahead and ask."

"First of all, do you support the Governor's proposal for political reform?"

"I don't support it. Of course I don't support it."

"Can I ask why?"

"The proposals proposed by the Governor are actually quite attractive, but we trust Mr. Guan more. Didn't Mr. Guan say that we should not believe in the propaganda of the West?"

The two employees looked at each other.

On the questionnaire, tick the boxes and write.

After asking a few questions, the two men thanked the old lady and said, "Thank you so much, grandma! Your opinion is very important to us."

The old man smiled and waved his hand.

Next,
The two employees kept asking questions to passers-by, some of whom were unwilling to waste time, while others patiently answered questions.

After asking around, I found that most citizens said: They felt that what Fei Peng said made sense, but they believed Guan Zu more.

In Central, tall buildings stand in rows and white-collar workers are rushing around.

The employee stopped a man in a suit and tie and said, "I think the Governor's proposal is good. I support it."

In Mong Kok, the bustling street market is full of fireworks. An employee asked a snack vendor a question, and the vendor responded while busy with his work: "I believe Mr. Kwan. Since Mr. Kwan said that the political reform proposal is not feasible, he must have his reasons. I will not support it."

Arriving at Harbour City, it is a paradise for shoppers and is crowded with people. A young girl said during the survey: "The future described by Fat Peng seems very beautiful, but the United States is in such a mess, it is clear that the so-called democracy is not a panacea. I don't support it, but I don't oppose it."

In Causeway Bay, an old man said: "We can trust Grandpa's words, but I'm afraid the political reform proposal is not that reliable. I oppose it." Other citizens said: "Yes, we oppose it!"

In Tsuen Wan, workers in the factory area were interviewed during their break. One worker said: "I am busy working to support my family every day. I have only a vague understanding of the political reform plan. But Mr. Kwan Cho has fought for our rights. He said the plan is not good, so we naturally support Mr. Kwan."

In Kwai Chung, a busy porter near the port took time to answer: "I work so hard every day that I don't have the energy to study those plans. I just know that Mr. Guan is reliable. If he opposes it, we don't support it either."

In Shatin, a family shopping in a mall was interviewed. The parent said: "Although some points of the Governor's proposal are tempting, I trust Mr. Kwan more."

In Kwun Tong...

In North Point...

Questionnaires were completed one by one.

Almost 70% of the citizens said they did not understand what Min Zi was, nor did they know whether it was good or bad, but they all expressed their trust in Guan Zu.

They believe whatever Guan Zu says!
why?
Because of word of mouth!

Guan Zu’s reputation is recognized by most citizens of Hong Kong Island!

Everyone is willing to believe what Guan Zu says.

It's just like the part where Xu Zhu recognizes his father: If Duan Zhengchun had stepped out one step earlier, even if Ye Erniang said that Xu Zhu was the abbot's son, probably no one in the world would believe her!

This is word of mouth!
That night,

All the investigation teams in Hong Kong returned to the China News Service and began to compile statistics.

I was busy until two in the morning before I finished compiling the data and forming a report.

"it is good!"

"it is good!"

“I didn’t expect that Fat Peng’s approval rating is only 23%!”

"Yeah, I was scared to death! He was promoted so vigorously, but I didn't expect it to be a paper tiger!"

“Have you noticed that most citizens say that it is because of Mr. Guan Zuguan that they do not believe in this political reform proposal.”

"Mr. Guan is really awesome!" After the president got the statistical data, he was so excited and happy that he couldn't care less.

With the data from this survey report, the authorities can respond with confidence and courage.

That night,

The data was transmitted to the north via fax.

……

In a flash, 30 hours passed.

imperial capital,

morning,

A bilateral meeting officially began.

Fei Peng was full of momentum and showed his confidence in winning from the very beginning.

However, it was soon shattered by the statistical data provided by the China News Service, with momentum -1-1-1-1...

In the afternoon, Fei Peng held a six-hour closed-door meeting with Mr. Lu, during which both sides had a frank exchange and enhanced mutual understanding... Well, that's it.

In the following days, the talks continued. Our side was extremely tough, and Fatty Peng's momentum was -1-1-1-1...

On the last day, Mr. Qian from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs met with Fei Peng and proposed that the political reform proposal was "three violations."

At this point, Fei Peng's momentum was greatly defeated.

That night,

British Embassy,
The light in the room was bright, shining on Fei Peng's sad face.

Finally, he took a deep breath, dialed the number to 10 Downing Street, and reported his trip to Prime Minister May.

"Your Excellency the Prime Minister, the results of this trip to Beijing were far from ideal."

Fat Peng told Prime Minister May what had happened during the talks.

On the other end of the phone, Prime Minister May was silent for a moment after listening to this, and her tone could not hide her disappointment:
“This is not the result we expected. You should know how important this negotiation is to our layout in Hong Kong.”

Fat Peng responded hastily: "Prime Minister, I understand the seriousness of this mistake. After returning to Hong Kong, I will intensify the publicity of the political reform plan..."

Prime Minister May snorted coldly: "I hope you can keep your word. You must know that London will not accept a governor who cannot achieve his goals. We have invested a lot of energy and resources in Hong Kong. We must not let Hong Kong return to the East in such a smooth manner. We must plant the seeds of 'democracy' as much as possible before the return to leave room for our subsequent influence."

Fat Peng quickly responded: "Please rest assured, Prime Minister. I will do my best to ensure that the subsequent actions will develop in the direction we expect."

Prime Minister May: "Well, I hope to hear good news next time."

Fat Peng: “Yes!”

Prime Minister Mei: "By the way, I heard that Guan Zu blocked your plan again and again during this plan. Don't you have any idea of ​​how to deal with this kind of person?"

Fat Peng: “…………”

Prime Minister May: "It seems you tried it, but it didn't work."

Prime Minister Mei naturally knew Guan Zu, and Fat Peng went there early because of Guan Zu.

Fat Peng: “Yes.”

Speaking of this negotiation,

The biggest reason is Guan Zu!

At this moment, Fei Peng's hatred for Guan Zu reached its maximum!
Die! !

Prime Minister May's voice came from the other end of the phone: "Since conventional methods can't solve the problem, let's use unconventional methods. Do you want me to send an ace agent to kill him?"

When Fei Peng heard this, he was suddenly shocked.

No!

Don't!
I want to kill him, but I don't dare to kill him!
If I fail to kill Guan Zu, I’ll be dead!

You are not afraid in the UK, but I am afraid in Hong Kong Island!

"Prime Minister Mei, I don't think this is appropriate! We all suspect that Guan Zu was supported by Dongda. If we kill him, it will definitely anger Dongda... and then it will be very difficult to deal with!"

"........."

Prime Minister May was silent for a moment, and finally nodded: "Okay, you have to hold on tight!"

After saying that, he hung up the phone.

Fei Peng put down the receiver and sat in the chair, looking out the window at the brightly lit yet somewhat unfamiliar night scene of Beijing, his heart full of anxiety and confusion.

"Guan Zu..."

"You are my father!"

the next day,
Fat Peng's visit to Beijing ended in failure. He left the capital in disappointment and returned to Hong Kong Island.

……

……

At the same time as the plane took off,

In Haizili, a phone call was made to the Radio and Television Bureau, and then the Radio and Television Bureau called CCTV.

Subsequently,

CCTV urgently produced a program called "Los Angeles Chaos", which is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower.

It was put on CCTV's "Observation and Thinking" program.

"Observation and Thinking" is a program that carries an important historical mission. In the media environment at that time, "Observation and Thinking" was of groundbreaking significance. It was CCTV's first speech program, which laid the foundation for the subsequent birth of CCTV's News Commentary Department and was an important foundation for the emergence of "Focus Interview".

The core of its reporting is to conduct in-depth investigation, discussion and analysis on people, phenomena and events that have typical value or are of public concern, so as to arouse the audience's deep attention and thinking. Programs such as "Who is the Owner", "After the Household Contract Responsibility System", and "Price Shock", a program targeting the panic buying craze, have all received national acclaim.

The Los Angeles Riots is undoubtedly in line with the positioning and style of the Observation and Thinking column. With its professional capabilities, the program can deeply explore the complex racial contradictions, social class conflicts, and police enforcement fairness behind the riots in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Through expert interpretation, data analysis and other methods, it comprehensively presents the full picture and deep-seated causes of the incident, and guides domestic audiences to observe and think about the real situation of American society.

Saturday, August 1992, 8

After the evening news broadcast, "Observation and Thinking: The Chaos in Los Angeles" will be officially broadcast during prime time!
At a time when the nation was lacking in entertainment, the program's viewership reached most of the country's audience.

Once it was broadcast, it caused a nationwide sensation.

……

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Great Northwest,
A nationally renowned magazine,
Editorial department.

This magazine was founded in the 9s. Although it was not well-received at first, it captured readers with its Western literature and foreign knowledge. Its circulation exceeded 1984 copies in its first year, exceeded 100 million copies in 1991, and exceeded 200 million copies per month in .

In the 1980s and 1990s, domestic society was undergoing a transformation from closed to open, and from a planned economy to a market economy. People had unprecedented expectations for knowledge and the enrichment of their spiritual life.

This magazine just caters to people's call for cultural enlightenment and curiosity about the outside world. Coupled with its unique "chicken soup plus window" style, it has become an important spiritual companion in the daily life of people in China during long train journeys and leisure time at night.

now,

January 1992
A new round of content planning meetings is in full swing.

The editor-in-chief sat at the head of the conference table, glanced at everyone, and spoke first:
"Our magazine has always been a window for readers to understand the world, gain knowledge and warmth. Now in 1992, many major events have taken place both at home and abroad. We have to think carefully about the content of this issue, maintaining our style while keeping up with the times."

An editor smiled and said, "I think we should focus more on foreign countries. Take the United States for example. It is a paradise of freedom and equality. I recently learned some things from a friend who went abroad. He talked about his small American town, which is simply a paradise on earth. The residents have very harmonious relations with their neighbors. They smile from morning to night and there is no barrier between them. Moreover, American society has equal opportunities. As long as you have the ability, you can succeed. There are no obstacles at all. There, people have absolute freedom and can do whatever they want. The law fully protects the rights of the people. I think this can be written into an article and placed in a prominent position to let readers feel the beauty of American life."

"That's a good idea."

Another editor also said: "I also have a suggestion on education. A friend of mine is traveling in Japan. He is an educator in China. He investigated the education in Japan and felt that Japanese children receive a comprehensive and rigorous quality education in school. In the wilderness survival training organized by the school, the children can independently overcome difficulties in harsh environments at a young age. Their teamwork ability is first-class and they have developed a high sense of social responsibility. I think it can be written down to set an example for domestic education, so that parents and students can reflect on it and learn more from Japan."

"Okay, this one will work, too."

"Our country is still very backward. We should publicize more advanced systems and concepts from abroad to enlighten the people..."

(End of this chapter)