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张家如此做，并非因人而异，因那年张子易被人弹劾笼络士子，所以他们小心些，也在情理之中。Since the 1920s, the influx of Western journalists into China has been like crucian carp crossing the river, but as far as the social status at that time is concerned, no one can expect Aban to match it. Aban is naturally competitive and can't compete for emergencies in the front line, but his real advantage lies in his extensive upper-level relations. The top level of the Chinese government and the top level of Japan, the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union and other countries in China are full of his personal friends. At the beginning, the national government wanted to expel him from the country, but later, all four families took him as their guest of honor. Japan attaches more importance to the fact that the top leaders of various factions and departments in civil and military affairs are eager to break through his threshold. The Soviet Union was also interesting. While setting off a wave of criticism of Aban, it sent an ambassador to talk with him in secret and entrusted him with conveying high-level meanings. As for the United States and Britain, it goes without saying. The importance of Aban lies in the fact that his role has completely gone beyond that of a mere reporter. To the U.S. Government, he is an unpaid senior intelligence agent, providing top secret information free of charge, weighing more than any official spy. To the rest of the governments, he is a supernumerary U.S. Diplomat, and his role is often beyond the reach of U.S. Ambassadors. Therefore, between Japan and the United States, between China and the United States, and between the United States and the United States, he has to send messages frequently. As for the infighting among various countries, they should also reveal their secrets to him so that they can be published in the New York Times and confuse each other. For example, before Japan officially joined the Axis, because of the confrontation between the two factions at the highest level, some people secretly told each other the news, which made him get a global super scoop for no reason. All this, of course, depends on the golden signboard of the New York Times and its inexhaustible resources.几位勤快的工人早早到来，也不等翘儿招呼，用昨日的剩料开始做铃。临近“入学考试”，为了得到优质生源，维持名校的升学率，学校里四处迷茫着紧张的气息。老师们细致的准备着相关事项；而网络这端，则在讨论着破坏入学考试的事情。某一天，当杏子检查教室时，看到黑板上不知被谁写的要破坏入学考试的大字。凶手是谁？又是出于何种目的想要破坏考试？登场的所有人物都有可能是凶手，而答案不到最后一刻不会揭晓。