The scene where Rong Guang met Günter Nezer on TV and wailed his grudges and received a good response after the broadcast.

You should know that Gent Nezel had a lot of black glory before. Everyone thought that Honor was so young and energetic, and would definitely give Nezel a warning.

I never thought that glory was very well-mannered and polite.

The politeness shown by an 18-year-old young man surprised the Germans.

Even those German audiences who are somewhat prejudiced against Chinese people have to praise the glory after watching their performance.

He showed the Germans an unexpected image of Chinese - he was friendly and talkative, to see how pleasant his communication with the two hosts and Nezer.

Rongguang had never accepted media interviews before. Everyone thought he was the same as those Chinese who they had heard of - taciturn, gloomy and low-key, refused to communicate with non-Chinese people, hid in China and spent his own day, and was full of caution towards strangers...

But the image of Rongguang flashing and chatty on the TV screen subverts the inherent impressions and prejudice of many people.

They found that Chinese people could be so cheerful, sunny and lively.

Rongguang performed so well on German TV that even the mistakes and omissions of Rongguang in interviews with newspapers were not taken advantage of by the German media.

Although they can hype up the grudge between Glory and Timo Brauer, because Glory is thorny in his answer, focusing on "I'm not familiar with him."

After the show was broadcast, Debola paid great attention to collecting public opinion responses.

The result made her very happy.

Through this feedback, she finalized the personal image of Glory - that is, cheerful, lively and sunny.

There is no need to deliberately pretend to be deep, nor do you need to be serious, so let the glory maintain its true colors.

In image promotion, she will focus on the characteristics of glory in this regard.

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Molly also saw Rongguang attending an interview with Germany 1 in her rented apartment.

At that time, she had just finished a press release for Rongguang's interview. However, she always felt that it was just a simple retelling of what Rongguang answered in the interview. It was meaningless and not deep enough.

The editor also asked her to seize this opportunity and dig deep into the significance of the first time she accepted an interview with reporters after she came to Germany.

But she didn't know how to start.

The things interviewed by print media may be quite new to German readers. But for Chinese media, it is no longer news.

Besides one reason why his recent performance changes.

But this can't support a page..."

Yoga training is not very deep, and Chinese readers are already very clear about the training attitude towards glory, and it is not a gimmick.

She turned her attention to Rongguang's answer to her questions about the national team.

"National team? Uh, I haven't thought about it so much."

What does this answer mean?

Did you say that you never thought about joining the national team, or did you say that you never thought about the national team?

If it is the former, that would be fine. But what if it is the latter?

If we take the national team as an example, it would be a gimmick.

Molly even thought about how many people would be interested in and what topics would it cause after she wrote this.

But...is it OK to do this?

For Glory, this is probably not a good thing.

Nowadays, domestic fans have high expectations for Rongguang to join the Chinese national team to participate in the Asian Cup held in China this year.

But if they knew that Rongguang had never considered joining the "Baidu Tieba Kaihang without writing" team, I'm afraid many people would feel angry?

Although they support Glory, if Glory tells them that they do not want to serve the country, their feelings for Glory will be subverted and the number of people who support Glory will be greatly reduced.

In this regard, Molly believes 100% of the patriotic enthusiasm of the Chinese.

If you hype this matter yourself, it would be like pushing glory into the fire pit.

The media needs gimmicks and eyeballs. But journalists should also have their own professional traits and morals, right?

You can't do anything to make a sensational effect, right?

Even if Rongguang really doesn't plan to join the national team, it is his personal choice. Molly, who witnessed how Rongguang grew up in Germany, was unwilling to do something that hurt Rongguang because of this.

This is a personal relationship and has nothing to do with career.

But if you don’t choose the national team topic, what should you do?

Just when she was at a loss, she saw Rongguang’s interview at Germany 1.

When she saw Geng Guang answering questions in the TV camera with ease, always smiling, and finally hugging Nezer, which made Nezer take the initiative to admit his mistake and be impressed by it, her inspiration came.

When Yao Ming entered the NBA in the United States, he showed a new Chinese image in front of the camera, breaking the inherent prejudice of many Americans against Chinese.

Isn’t Rongguang’s performance the same?

Look at the change in Nezer's attitude, even Gentle, who has been blaming him, does this not tell the problem?

In fact, the responsibility of Chinese overseas players is not just to play well on the court. Whether they want to or not, they are all responsible for spreading China's national image after the reform and opening up.

How you perform in front of so many foreigners represents the image of China and Chinese. If you have a bad image and speak rudely, then foreigners will naturally think that Chinese people are like this.

If you are autistic and silent, low-key and taciturn, then they think that Chinese people are like this.

If you are cheerful and lively and show the image of a Chinese who is completely opposite to their impression, then they will change their views.

Isn’t this also a kind of “football diplomacy”?

Rongguang's first time accepting interviews from German media, especially TV stations, was unexpectedly good. I believe that it will also change the views of the Chinese people?

She thought so.

But whether it really played such a role? Let’s also see the reaction of German public opinion later.

So Molly decided to wait for one day and wait for her to collect opinions from the German media tomorrow.

Let’s see if the German media is really paying attention to this matter and whether they have the same ideas as her.

Quoting comments from German media at that time will be more convincing.

Thinking of this, Molly began to write down her ideas on the computer.

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The competition among the media is very fierce.

While Molly was still waiting for the German media to respond to the interview with Rongguang on TV, another Sports Weekly, which was invited to be interviewed at the same time, could not wait to throw out the interview content and their heavy reports.

On Tuesday, everyone who is used to buying newspapers at the newsstand will see Sports Weekly being placed in a prominent position.

"Sports Weekly" is the most successful professional newspaper in China. Taking advantage of the trend of the Chinese team entering the 2002 World Cup finals, they surpassed their old rival "Football Weekly".

Buying "Sports Weekly" every Tuesday and Friday has become a regular program for many fans.

Because there are many news channels and cooperative media in Europe, Sports Weekly can often present news from the front line of Europe to Chinese fans at the first time, so it is deeply loved by readers and fans.

However, today, everyone who sees this newspaper, even those who are not interested in Sports Weekly, or those who are loyal readers of Football Weekly, can't help but pay for a Sports Weekly.

Because their front page headlines today are quite shocking.

"There is no Chinese team in China? Rongguang: I'm not interested!"

The bold and black title makes this sentence particularly shocking.

What's going on?

Rongguang is not interested in joining the national team?!

Before, everyone was still looking forward to him appearing in the national team and participating in the Asian Cup held in the local area this summer.

Why did it suddenly come out that Glory is not interested in joining the national team?

Damn, it’s not like running back and forth to participate in the Chinese team after making money in advance abroad?

No, you must see what he said!

So everyone paid for a copy of "Sports Weekly" to see what it was.

In this way, the "Sports Weekly" in major cities was quickly sold out, and the printing presses with the printing points had to be fully powered and printed overtime to supply the market.

So what exactly does Sports Weekly say?

"...Our reporters noticed that when answering questions about the Chinese national team, Rongguang was a little indifferent. He said that he had not considered this question. As a professional player of China, is there anything else to consider? Joining the Chinese national team is not the goal of every Chinese player? Rongguang did not answer, "I am waiting for the call of the Chinese national team, nor did he answer, "I really hope to win glory for the country." Instead, he answered unexpectedly, "I haven't considered it." I think this answer is meaningful..."

This passage was marked with bold emphasis in the report.

Let readers notice this paragraph at a glance. They don’t need to contact the context to know the most core content.

That is, Rongguang is not interested in joining the national team!

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Molly spent the whole day investigating the German media's reaction to Geng's interview with German TV One. As she expected, the German media highly praised Geng's performance on TV.

That's what she wants to see.
To be continued...