Bab 296: What is a Professional Journalist?

In the evening, they would enjoy Jingzhou's cityscape.

At night, they would eat to their heart's content at Ming Yun Private Kitchen.

Xia Jiang and the interview team munched on the huge lobsters. They were very touched by the treatment that they received!

The treatment was out of this world!

The work of a journalist was very varied. There were gravy train tasks, and there were also back-breaking jobs.

In most cases—if the interviewee personally requested the interview, the treatment that the journalists received would be better. The interviewee would cover their transportation and accommodation costs. Sometimes, each of them would even receive a travel allowance ranging from five hundred to a thousand yuan. People would often label that allowance as a 'red packet¹'.