nucmednet Chapter 597 Press Conference 1 Finalization
Chapter 597 Press Conference 1 Finalization
In the presidential office of the Beilongcheng Government Affairs Center, Su Zhengyang sat behind his desk with a deep gaze, playing with a silver pen in his hand, while his secretary Fu Jiang stood beside him with a look of admiration on his face.
After reading the newspaper in his hand, Fu Jiang said with admiration: "Mr. President, your wife's performance is really amazing. Her writing is sharp and logical. Every word is like a sharp sword, piercing Fusang's pain points. This war of public opinion has achieved such a good effect, and your wife's contribution is indelible."
Su Zhengyang smiled slightly, with a hint of pride in his eyes. He put down the pen in his hand, stood up, walked to Fu Jiang, patted him on the shoulder and said, "You are right. In order to win this war of public opinion, my wife has not returned home for three days and three nights. I have seen her efforts."
Fu Jiang also sighed: "Madam is indeed an amazing woman. She is not only your good wife, but also the pride of the country."
Su Zhengyang nodded, his eyes showing determination. He turned back to his desk, picked up the phone and said, "Fu Jiang, arrange a press conference for me. This war has reached a critical moment, and I need to stand up in person and make the final decision."
Fu Jiang immediately responded: "Yes, Mr. President. What is the specific time of the press conference?"
Su Zhengyang thought for a moment and said, "Let's do it in five days. Notify media from all countries, even Japanese media can participate. I want the whole world to hear our voice."
Fu Jiang nodded and turned to arrange the press conference. Su Zhengyang sat down again, looking into the distance, as if he had seen the dawn of victory.
On the day of the press conference, the square in front of the government building was bustling with activity. The sun shone on the square, reflecting the colorful flags of media from various countries, like a huge international carpet spread out. Reporters from all over the world, holding cameras, were busy shuttling among the crowd, their lenses and microphones capturing every moment that might attract attention.
The Chinese media were even more energetic, wearing uniforms with eye-catching media logos on their chests, and they occupied their positions in an orderly manner. The representatives of the people wore a variety of clothes, their faces were full of expectation and curiosity, and they gathered at the edge of the square, wanting to catch a glimpse of the president.
The entire square was crowded with people and noisy. The air was filled with tension and anticipation. In order to ensure the smooth progress of the press conference, a large number of troops were dispatched here to maintain order. They were dressed in neat military uniforms, holding rifles, standing around and in the center of the square, forming a solid line of defense. Their eyes vigilantly scanned everything around them to ensure that no one could approach the press conference site and threaten Su Zhengyang's safety.
In the center of the square, a huge temporary stage has been built. The Chinese flag and the portrait of the president are hung on the background of the stage, which looks particularly solemn and majestic. Su Zhengyang is about to deliver an important speech here to put a successful end to this war of public opinion.
As time went on, more and more people and journalists gathered here to witness the arrival of this historic moment.
At nine o'clock in the morning, the sun shone on every corner of the square in front of the Government Affairs Building, adding a touch of solemnity and sacredness to this grand press conference.
Su Zhengyang, wearing a neat presidential uniform, walked steadily onto the podium in the center of the square. His eyes were firm and deep, scanning the more than 30,000 people present, including media from various countries, Chinese media people, and invited representatives of the public.
The press conference officially began, and reporters from major media raised their microphones one after another, hoping to get a chance to ask questions. Su Zhengyang raised his hand gently, signaling everyone to be quiet. He took a deep breath, ready to face this storm of public opinion.
The first person to ask a question was a reporter from Huaguo Huashang Daily. He stood in the front row, the microphone close to his lips, his voice slightly nervous but full of power: "President Su, regarding this action against the Fuso Concession and the embassy, are you aware of it? Who specifically gave the order?"
Su Zhengyang did not evade the question. He looked directly at the reporter and said in a loud and firm voice: "Yes, I am aware of this operation. As for the issuance of the order, I want to make it clear to everyone that it was a decision I made personally."
As soon as these words came out, the scene immediately went into an uproar. Reporters raised their recorders and cameras to record this shocking news. Representatives of the people were talking to each other.
After the reporter from the English Times took the lead, the atmosphere at the scene immediately became tense. The reporter stood up, his voice full of doubt and dissatisfaction: "President Su, regarding your actions against the Fuso concession and the embassy, I think this is a very inappropriate decision. After all, the Fuso expatriates in the concession are innocent. Does your order damage China's image in the international community?"
As soon as these words were spoken, everyone's attention was focused on Su Zhengyang.
Su Zhengyang remained calm. He took a deep breath and spoke slowly: "I understand your doubts and questions. But what I want to tell you is that those Fuso expatriates are not innocent. Many of them participated in Fuso's invasion of our China. They are enemies of our country. We cannot ignore their crimes because of their nationality. As for the international image of our China, I believe that justice is in the hearts of the people. Our actions are to defend our country and to uphold justice. We will not give up our principles and positions to cater to the prejudices and misunderstandings of some people."
However, this answer did not quell the doubts of foreign media. Immediately afterwards, a reporter from the French newspaper Filère stood up, her voice sharp and aggressive: "President Su, your behavior is considered anti-human and a brutal massacre of innocent people. How do you explain this?"
Su Zhengyang did not back down. He looked the reporter straight in the face and replied, "I want to emphasize that our actions are well-founded and justified. Fuso's aggression has brought great disaster and suffering to our country. We cannot forget history, and we cannot forget those innocent victims. Our actions are to safeguard our national security and dignity, and to defend justice and fairness. We will not tolerate any form of aggression and atrocities."
As the questions continued, reporters from foreign media such as the Austro-Hungarian Rheinische Zeitung and the Italian Novaya Gazeta stood up one after another. Their questions were basically centered around Su Zhengyang's shocking decision, and they tried to question and attack China's actions in various ways. Their voices were full of malicious provocation and prejudice.
Faced with such challenges and doubts, Su Zhengyang always remained calm and firm.
He responded to every question with his wisdom and courage, showing the confidence and demeanor of a president of a great country. He clearly knew that this press conference was not only a war of public opinion, but also a contest on the international stage. He must use his words and deeds to safeguard China's interests and image and win the understanding and support of the international community.
In response to each question, Su Zhengyang emphasized China's position and principles. He insisted that his actions were to safeguard national security and dignity, and to defend justice and fairness. He called on the international community to face up to history, respect facts, and look at problems rationally. His words were sonorous, full of confidence and determination.
Although the questions from foreign media were full of challenges and doubts, Su Zhengyang's responses won the respect and recognition of many people present.