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To be fair, as a CCTV field presenter...

Wang Bingbing is good-looking.

Today was another day of interviews, so she wasn't dressed too formally. A pretty long dress complemented her cute face, and she still exuded youthful energy.

If you are outside.

The return rate is at least 80%, if not 100%.

However, no one pays much attention here.

"I know, isn't it because CCTV didn't think there was anything worth reporting about here, so they sent us away?"

As an assistant.

Although Song Xiaoxia was a newcomer, she wasn't stupid.

She actually knew very well why Wang Bingbing was in this state; everyone says that you should treat everyone equally when it comes to work.

But the problem is.

Which jobs will be outstanding and which will be futile are often predetermined from the start.

Just like today.

For CCTV reporters, it's simply a matter of taking a few photos and then publishing a feature article on the CCTV News website.

There might not even be any special reports.

Just a few days ago, when the Summer Games Festival opened, CCTV News had already published a special report on it.

in other words.

This isn't even worth sending two people from headquarters in China; we just need to ask Summer Games for some photos.

Considering that the official team behind Summer Games is Spark, this makes things even easier.

"You little rascal, you're not stupid."

Upon hearing Song Xiaoxia's reply, Wang Bingbing smiled slightly.

Despite her youthful appearance, Wang Bingbing was born in 90 and will be 30 years old next year.

Calling Song Xiaoxia, a newcomer who has just joined CCTV, "little girl" is perfectly acceptable.

"But Sister Bingbing, I think we should make the best of it since we're already here. There's still a lot of content to gather today. Look over there, many Japanese media outlets have even sent small teams over."

In the news industry.

Different news events are treated differently.

A common example is a group like Wang Bingbing's, consisting of two people. These groups are often used for shooting news articles, recording simple footage, and conducting interviews.

A higher level.

It's a four-person team consisting of a photographer, a lighting technician, a sound engineer, and a host.

This type of team is typically used for recording television news.

Because there are many people.

Song Xiaoxia called it "Little Class".

If there are small classes, there are naturally large classes, but that's not the topic of today.

Wang Bingbing looked up.

A simple scan reveals that there are indeed reporters from Asahi, Tokyo, Fuji, and several other Japanese television stations present.

Compared to Chinese journalists.

Japanese journalists clearly paid more attention to this exhibition.

This is mainly because the whole event was quite sensational. Putting aside everything else, the fact that it was the world's largest live demo expo, with nearly 10,000 people trying out games at the same time, is enough to make it a news story on its own.

Not to mention, the Japanese game industry itself is much more developed, and Sony and Nintendo also attached great importance to this press conference and event.

Call in some Japanese reporters to broaden the scope of the publicity.

That's perfectly normal.

However, for China's mainstream media...

The summer game festival has already ended after its opening ceremony.

What Wang Bingbing found even more unacceptable was that she had planned to go to the station for an interview to audition for a TV program host, but at this time, she was kicked to the United States.

Wang Bingbing just looked at the small.

How could someone who's almost 30 not understand the intricacies of the situation?

Wang Bingbing put in a lot of effort to get on that show; it wasn't just about participating, but about being a host.

Although an interview does not guarantee success.

But clearly, some people don't even want to give her a chance to interview.

however.

There was nothing she could do.

Although CCTV News Network and CCTV are both part of the same organization, there is actually a significant gap between them.

It's unclear what Wang Bingbing is doing now.

Next year, she will become an overnight sensation and gain immense popularity because of a video on CCTV News' Bilibili account, crossing this chasm through online traffic.

Wang Bingbing, who couldn't foresee the future, was saddened by the loss of this opportunity.

Naturally, he sighed and lamented.

For her, missing out on the CCTV program audition this time means that the next opportunity is even more uncertain.

It is for this reason.

Even the usually cheerful Wang Bingbing couldn't help but get a little emo.

"Bingbing, let's go to Xinghuo's media booth and grab some material. Putting aside everything else, it should be enough for a special feature."

"Maybe it can even be made into a Bilibili video."

Song Xiaoxia was still encouraging Wang Bingbing.

For Wang Bingbing, she lost an interview opportunity.

But for Song Xiaoxia, today is also an opportunity.

For a newcomer like her to be able to do a solo interview with a reporter like Wang Bingbing, who has already established herself at CCTV News, is remarkable.

Actually, they were very lucky.

She doesn't want to give up.

Wang Bingbing glanced at Song Xiaoxia.

Having been through it all, how could she not understand this young girl's thoughts?

He patted his clothes and stood up.

"Since you've said so, let's go. If we're going to do an interview, let's go find Lin Li directly."

Wang Bingbing is actually quite familiar with Lin Li.

Although Lin Li doesn't have many opportunities to appear on CCTV, he has a high chance of appearing on CCTV News.

In addition, Lin Li visited CCTV News leaders.

Or when they meet on certain occasions, they will casually say a few nice things about Wang Bingbing.

Therefore, in the past year or two, Wang Bingbing has almost become the liaison between CCTV News and Xinghuo.

So, in her opinion, interviewing Lin Li wasn't that difficult at all.

However, Wang Bingbing did not expect this.

The very first thing about this interview was so difficult.

Even though the people at Xinghuo heard that it was someone from CCTV, they quickly sent someone over to lead Wang Bingbing out.

"Isn't President Lin in the media area?"

Following Xinghuo's people forward, after walking for a while, Wang Bingbing felt something was off.

"Ah, it was originally in the media area, but when the BBC reporters came to interview, they hoped that Lin Li could film an outdoor scene."

"BBC?"

Upon hearing the words "BBC," Song Xiaoxia almost immediately became excited.

Never mind whether this thing has a bad reputation or not.

But the BBC has a very high reputation worldwide.

"Oh? The BBC is here too?"

Wang Bingbing also showed some interest.

Just as the Spark staff ahead were about to say a few words, a cheer suddenly came from ahead.

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At this moment

Ariel Ellis felt a little regretful.

As a BBC reporter, she naturally had a mission here: to interview Spark and try to elicit some controversial topics, which was her biggest goal.

reason?

Controversy naturally generates buzz and attracts attention.

However, under normal circumstances.

Because of the BBC's reputation, those who accept BBC interviews are not naive and are very cautious about the BBC's questions, especially unannounced live interviews like this.

If you want to embarrass a big shot, you have to use some underhanded tactics.

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For example, the environment.

This time, Ariel deliberately chose to conduct the interview outside the venue, next to the area where players were queuing. This way, the interview would make the camera look more energetic.

On the other hand, the cheers and interactions of the players can also distract the interviewees.

In addition, we made slight adjustments to the wording.

It's not to say that these little tricks will necessarily be effective, but as long as they have even the slightest effect, the BBC will still benefit.

But at this time.

Ariel, however, felt a little regretful.

She shouldn't have come here; she greatly underestimated Lin Li's prestige among the players.

Queuing is inherently a very tedious thing.

Some of those who arrived early were placed in the back of the line as soon as the previous group went in.

Under normal circumstances.

Seeing someone conducting an interview, joining in the fun, and cheering are all perfectly normal things.

The BBC crew even handed the microphone stand to Lin Li so that he wouldn't be disturbed by the noise on set.

But I never expected it.

When everything was ready, when Lin Li appeared on the scene.

The players in line cheered for a while.

But this cheering came as Lin Li smiled, waved to them, and said...

"Wait another 40 minutes, and you can go in. Trust me, it's worth the wait."

"The BBC reporter was worried you'd be bored for 40 minutes, so he called me out. So, I hope you enjoy this, um, street interview?"