Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2425 Western reporters
The high-level meetings attended by the leaders of the major countries of the allied countries are of course qualified to attract the attention of global media people.The term "media person" also comes from the Xue Bingjun. The reason why they are media persons rather than reporters is because at this meeting, a professional TV talk show host appeared.For example, Mei Lanshu, among the many titles, there is one that stands out: senior military commentator.Chongqing and China were definitely unfamiliar to the high-level governments of the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union, as well as to well-known journalists from these three countries.In the eyes of Western people, because of the contributions of these journalists or scholars, China was once equated with barbarism, backwardness, and poverty.But now, because of China's extraordinary performance in the military, it seems that it is a bit outdated to use these three words to describe it.So, what does China look like now?What is Chongqing, the de facto administrative center of China, like?This naturally aroused the strong curiosity of the people of the three countries.Among these reporters, there are many who have been to Guangzhou and other areas of the Xuebing Military Special Zone. They have long been surprised and questioned, so compared to those colleagues who have been to China again or have never been to China, their attitude is much more peaceful. .Compared with Guangzhou or even Ningbo, Chongqing is nothing in terms of infrastructure or market prosperity.Therefore, when faced with strong questioning eyes from colleagues, they often reply like this: "I think you should go to Guangzhou. If you have been to Guangzhou, you will not question everything in China."

Many Western journalists, out of habitual thinking, still looked at China with old eyes when they first arrived in Chongqing. Therefore, when they saw their Chinese counterparts, their new-style cameras and the interview vehicles that followed them all the time, they were astonished. , is tantamount to seeing aliens.

As a result of the situation, the official eyes of the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union are all focused on China's advanced military technology, but in fact China's advancement is all-round.Among them, what is enough to affect an era is the electronic industrial revolution led by Xuebingjun R&D.Today, TV sets, movies and supporting playback equipment are no longer surprising, but personal entertainment facilities such as video recorders and tape recorders that can be carried with you are what Chinese young people are eager to pursue.Ouyang Yun did not interfere too much with the development of these technologies, and because of the huge interests involved, even if the government does not intervene, there are still a group of leading private enterprises to invent and innovate, and they are willing to invest in the research of new technologies. Huge amount of money.On the streets of Chongqing, the larger department stores sell all kinds of novel electronic products, and many of these products are rare in the United States, let alone Yingsu.

Xue Bingjun has many companies in the United States, including joint venture TV factories and radio recorder factories with the United States. This knowledge is lacking.However, in Chongqing, they still saw a lot of electronic products that they couldn't name or didn't know their purpose.

Storing wealth from the people and mobilizing the power of the people is a ruling tradition of the Xuebing Army Special Zone. Once, at the most difficult time, this policy was generally opposed by the Xuebing Army's senior officials.But now, this policy has begun to bear fruit, and it has become the main force leading the positive development of the society of the cadet army special zone and even Chinese society.

The current shock brought by Chongqing to Western journalists is far more than that.In the past in China, cars were definitely a rarity, but now?Take Chongqing as an example, aside from military vehicles and government vehicles, there are more than [-] privately owned cars.And if it is Guangzhou, this number will increase several times.When Western journalists come to China, the most worrying thing is travel.But now, as long as they are on the bus line in Chongqing, even if they can't reach a taxi, they can board a bus for at most half an hour.

All of this shocked the Western journalists so much that some people said they saw something new, and they were all numb, without the madness that seemed like a shark smelling blood at the beginning.

The ability of reporters to adapt to the environment has always been first-class. After a week in Chongqing, they stopped making a fuss and finally began to devote themselves to their work without distraction.At this time, the newspapers of the countries they serve have long lost interest in reporting on the new weather in China, and began to ask them to capture more valuable news, such as the new fighters of the Xuebing Army, new weapons, and the latest progress of the conference. ...

It was a bit of a coincidence that the reporters had just stabilized, and the focus news came.First, the Chinese government's retaliation against Japan occurred in Ningbo, and then the four countries participating in the meeting were finally about to formally form a meeting resolution.For the previous news, because of the long distance and the lack of access to more information, although journalists from various countries sent reports back to China, they were basically just a headline, and there were not many gimmicks.The latter will be terrible—since these journalists are qualified to act with the government delegation, they naturally have considerable political sense. The resolution of the "Chongqing Conference" may be nothing in the eyes of ordinary people, but in the eyes of these reporters, it is closely related to the interests of the country and even the future of the nation. To obtain first-hand information in the first time, and even discover some behind-the-scenes, it becomes a matter of paying attention to their work. A challenge of ability.

The signing of the "Chongqing Conference" resolution, the leaders of the four countries did not agree to open the conference process to journalists at the beginning. However, because the Chinese, American and British journalists jointly put pressure on the conference party, they believed that this was an excellent opportunity to boost the morale of the allies. Therefore, the people of the participating countries have the right to know the progress of the meeting. Therefore, it was finally decided to allow limited journalists to enter.

Due to technological limitations, Western journalists are still limited to the traditional reporting methods of taking notes and taking pictures, but their Chinese counterparts already have the ability to report on the spot.For this reporting event, Li Ziwen spent a lot of manpower and material resources. Therefore, when Western reporters were still holding cameras and notebooks and worrying about finding a suitable auditorium, their Chinese counterparts were already standing in front of the camera and facing the audience. TV audience and radio audience explained the meeting situation.

The meeting officially started. Chinese Foreign Minister Song Ziwen, who presided over the meeting, first entered the venue. After greeting reporters from the four countries and introducing the topic of the meeting, he began to invite the leaders of the four countries to enter the venue.The leaders of the four countries, Ouyang Yun and Stalin, all wore military uniforms, while Roosevelt and Churchill wore suits.As the leaders of the four countries and their interpreters stepped into the venue, spotlights and electronic flashlights lit up at once.

For China, a historic moment has begun.

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