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Another friend of mine also went to the scene. She came back and said, "The people who stepped on the thunder are not worthy of sympathy at all." They themselves are not sad at all, and they are very indifferent. They only want to tear down all the useful things of the company there. It seems that this kind of thing is a common occurrence for them. Is this the professional accomplishment of a professional Maoists?TengxunyunHttps://www.jiemian.com/article/1919701.html虽然太晚，但德布拉甘萨在一切结束后，终究看破了杨长帆的一切部署。The report of Xi'an Incident is another beautiful battle fought by Aban. On the day of the incident, Aban won the global exclusive news for the New York Times based on his friendship with Jiang, Song, Kong and Chen. News history often says that Zhao Minheng of Reuters was the first to report the Xi'an Incident. However, Zhao Minheng relied on his sense of smell to infer, which was at most speculation. Aban reported the personal quotations of Song Ziwen and Duan Na, which was irrefutable evidence. The discovery of this matter is extremely dramatic and also benefits from his invincible contacts. That night, he was distressed by the lack of news, so he called Song Ziwen at will. Unexpectedly, Song Ziwen had already gone out and the employer said he was going to Kong Xiangxi's house. He called Chiang Kai-shek's advisor Duan Na again. Unexpectedly, Duan Na was not in the hotel either. The secretary also said it was at Kong Xiangxi's house. He immediately went to visit Song Meiling residence. The servant said that Madame Chiang had just left and went to Kong Xiangxi's house. So far, he has smelled that something important has happened and immediately called Kong Xiangxi's home again and again. After dialing countless times, someone finally answered the phone and let him find Duan Na and Song Ziwen. Song Ziwen himself told him about Chiang Kai-shek's detention. A great news, an incomparable exclusive news, was born so quickly. Matsumoto has a special section in "Shanghai Times" to describe the incident, "Assisting the new york Times." He wrote: "This is the first report of a foreign news agency Shanghai reporter on the Xi'an Incident."