This female reporter is Fei Wanting, the biggest reporter of "Yanjing Daily", who has a keen journalistic intuition ability, and walked over.

When the shopkeeper saw a man get out of the car, he was so frightened that he choked, for fear that he would be another person he could not afford to offend, so he hurriedly said what the nobleman commanded.

Fei Wanting asked what was going on with this gate, and the shopkeeper hurriedly said that he had accidentally broken it, how dare he say that Wang Maoru did it. Fei Wanting said: "Boss, according to the truth, I am Fei Wanting, a reporter from "Yanjing Daily", and I have the right to press and interview, and I can make your experience public." Let the whole society condemn the robotic people, no matter what their status, status, or power. ”

The shopkeeper told Fei Wanting about this time, and after she heard the story, she was so angry that her eyes widened, and she said: "It's really no heavenly reason, I must ask Marshal Shangwu in person about this matter, and the shopkeeper, you can wait for their apology."

"Eh, don't you dare, how dare you let the generalissimo Shangwu apologize to me." The shopkeeper hurriedly said, who is the generalissimo Shangwu, that is the most powerful person in the world, how dare he let the family apologize to him, that is a long life. Besides, the soldiers under his command should be arrogant, at least the soldiers who didn't learn from Beiyang took it and left, not only did they not give money, but they also turned around and blackmailed them. It's just that this soldier and bandit family is afraid that it will be difficult to change for a while. The boss hurriedly cleaned up with his drunkenness, and Fei Wanting knew that the boss didn't believe her words at all, so she had to stomp back into the car.

"Go to General Shangwu's Mansion!" She said angrily.

"Yes, Editor-in-Chief Fei." The driver was busy.

Fei Wanting knows that if she wants to publish an article criticizing Wang Maoru in the newspaper now, she will never be able to send it, and the hairstyle of the newspaper must go through three audits, the first threshold is the review of the editor-in-chief of the newspaper. Today's newspaper editors-in-chief are incomparable with the editors-in-chief who talked about the world at every turn and jumped up to scold the government in the early years of the Republic of China. Be cautious about articles in the newspapers.

Speaking of which, the literati can only dare to jump out and scold the government when someone connives, and when it comes to their own life and death issues, the literati become weak again and take care of their own small lives. The most typical example is Chen Qiansheng, a non-governmental left-winger who sees the opportunity to act and sees that the government is playing seriously, and those who oppose the government's disobedience to orders are either killed or disappeared. He immediately stopped writing any articles against the government. Therefore, the Beiyang government is also the most vicious government that has been scolded, and anyone can scold two sentences, and everyone is honored to scold the Beiyang government twice. It is a pity that after Beiyang, there was never a time when wanton abuse of the government was indulged - a hundred years later, the eastern superpowers gradually opened up their voices freely, but some people really followed the example of the literati of the Beiyang period and took pride in scolding the government. It is called the democratic elite.

However, the Beiyang era has ended, and now it is the era of Wang Maoru's Wehrmacht, these soldiers are by no means the same as the soldiers of the Beiyang government, and their pursuit and killing of opponents is a grass-cutting and eradication style and a pursuit to the death, and the Tianjin, Shanghai, and Hong Kong concessions are no longer a safe haven for those so-called "democrats", and the agents of the Wehrmacht are everywhere. And as China's position has become more important, governments have become more supportive of China. The "democrats" who hide in the arms of foreigners and curse the government of their homeland are also becoming increasingly insecure.

Foreign governments use these so-called "democrats" to attack the government of the Republic of China, but when the government of the Republic of China uses violence against these people, the foreign government can only protest against the Chinese government. And these useless "democrats" are like chewed bagasse to foreign governments, spit on the ground at will, and ignore them.

Speaking of which, literati have always been very powerful, but the actual role is very small, and the editors-in-chief of the newspaper have learned wisely one by one. There will never be any articles that criticize the government and Wang Maoru, even if it is an article that criticizes Sun Liwen, it can only appear when it is needed, and it is also impossible for anyone to shoot Wang Maoru's sycophants and attack Sun Liwen.

The second threshold for newspaper publication is the review of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, which has a special person responsible for reviewing the next day's newspaper, and it is not an exaggeration to say that these people are some "literary prison" jailers. They strictly censor the contents of newspapers, supervise newspaper distribution, monitor the trend of public opinion, and have great power.

The third threshold is the printing house. The printing house and the newspaper are separate institutional companies, and many newspapers that have their own printing capacity were forced to divide the newspaper and the printing company into two companies after the reunification of the Republic of China, and the two sides signed a cooperation contract, which was generally 20 years. The printing house prints the newspaper according to the contract, but the printing house can also raise objections based on the content of the newspaper -- if the printed content implicitly attacks the government of the Republic of China or the main leaders such as Sun Liwen, Tang Shaoyi, and Wang Maoru, the printing house can terminate the contract and refuse to cooperate. This is because once this kind of article is published, the newspaper, the Cultural Affairs Bureau, and the printing house will all be responsible after the incident, and no one wants to cause an accident, let alone the printing house.

Fei Wanting thought about it again and again, and felt that there was no chance to report directly, so it was better to go to Wang Maoru's house, she and Zhu Songyun are now good friends, and they can enter and leave the palace freely. It's just that it's the twenty-eighth day of the lunar month, and I don't know if it's convenient to visit. She thought for a moment and said to the driver, "Let's go to the department store and buy some gifts."

"Yes, Miss Fei." The driver was honest.

Fei Wanting bought a lady's hat as a gift at the International Department Store, wrapped it and came to Wang Maoru's house, at this time, she saw many cars parked in front of Wang Maoru's house, and many people wanted to visit Wang Maoru but couldn't. This visit to the chief is a Chinese etiquette, and Wang Maoru could not meet them one by one, so he met with his subordinates one by one, making him busier on vacation than at work.

The guards had already known Fei Wanting, so they searched for weapons and put them in, and after she entered, she didn't go to Zhu Songyun's courtyard, and walked directly to the main living room. Wang Maoru greeted his subordinates in the main living room, but in fact, many of his subordinates he didn't know. After a wave of Wehrmacht officers left, greetings from the celebrities and gentry in North China, Northeast China, and Jiangnan were delivered, and Wang Peng said that people had been waiting outside for four or five hours, and it was not easy for them in the cold winter of Beijing. Wang Maoru had no choice but to smile bitterly and say let them come in together, don't freeze, what can you do, and you can't drive people away.

"Generalissimo Shangwu is such a big shelf." Fei Wanting snorted coldly at this time.

Wang Maoru looked up and saw who dared to speak like this, so he saw Fei Wanting, so he beckoned and smiled: "Come here, sit here, little reporter."

"Hmph." Fei Wanting's willow eyebrows were upside down, and her apricot eyes widened and snorted coldly.

Wang Maoru found it even more interesting, so he said to Wang Peng You arrange for them to wait in the side hall for a while, serve them the best tea and entertain them, and I will go later. Wang Peng went down to do something, and Wang Maoru asked, "Comrade little reporter, what's wrong with you?"

Fei Wanting said: "I am very unhappy when I see someone who is arrogant and abnormal."

"It's straightforward." Wang Maoru said, "It's just that angry women are easy to get old." ”

"I don't care about you." Fei Wanting shouted.

Wang Maoru laughed, Fei Wanting handed him the record book, and said, "Look at it, your subordinates are doing good things." Wang Maoru looked at it again, frowned, and after reading it, he gave it back to Fei Wanting and said, "I know how to do it."

"You don't know." Fei Wanting said, "What you don't know is that since I found out about this, I can't accuse you in the newspaper, the voice of democracy and freedom has died in the Republic of China." ”

Wang Maoru smiled indifferently and said: "The voice of democracy and freedom has always been there, but some people use it to achieve their own selfish desires, which is to do a lot of evil. At the beginning, in the early years of the Republic of China, some people slandered and insulted Songyun in the newspapers to attack the negotiators of the Beiyang government -- and it turned out that this was pure slander, how should the young reporter explain it? Are the voices of democracy and freedom you are talking about being able to spread rumors at will?"

Fei Wanting and Zhu Songyun are good sisters, and they are naturally very sympathetic to her experience, but the rumor-mongering Kuomintang has now become the secretary general of the president, which shows that rumors are also a weapon. Wang Maoru took Zhu Songyun's experience as an example, and Fei Wanting couldn't argue, so she could only point to the record book and say: "Then what do you say about this?"

Wang Maoru thought about it for a while, and said: "I use your "Yanjing Daily" as a channel to apologize to the owner of the rice paper shop, and I also entrust you to send the compensation to him on my behalf, how about it?"

"I'm afraid the newspaper won't be able to publish it." Fei Wanting said.

"It's okay, I'll give you the green light."

"Do you really apologize?"

"Naturally."

"Alright, then I'll go back to writing now."

"Please."

Wang Maoru entrusted Fei Wanting to compensate the owner of the rice paper shop with 200 silver dollars, these 200 silver dollars are enough to open two rice paper shops, and the shop owner really earned it, of course, the front page headline of the "Yanjing Daily" the next day is also very eye-catching, the generalissimo Shangwu publicly apologized to a shop owner in the newspaper, and his guards broke into the rice paper shop in order to buy rice paper, damaging the door of the house, which was actually a bandit. Wang Maoru hereby apologizes and hopes that other government officials and military officials will take this as a warning and not make the same mistake.

When people got this news early in the morning of the Chinese New Year's Eve, they thought it was extremely interesting, and Generalissimo Shangwu publicly apologized to a small number of people, saying what a sensation, so reporters ran to the rice paper shop to interview. The shopkeeper was also informed in advance by the CIA and knew what to say and what not to say, so he praised Wang Maoru, a martial general. Wang Maoru didn't deal with Luo Fukun much, but just asked him to clean the toilet for half a month, Luo Fukun also knew that he had done something wrong, and he was grateful to see Wang Maoru favoring him. (To be continued.) You are welcome to come to the Biquge www.biquge.info to vote for recommendations and monthly passes. For mobile phone users, please go to read