Crossover: 2014

Chapter 242 The Official Reporter's Visit (Part [-])
To be honest, Lin Hui is actually very repulsive to video interviews.

After written reports are written, no one will take them out of context.

And if the video is made public, who knows how it will be edited by the unscrupulous official account?

On the other hand, and the video interview.

Some "micro-expression masters" are also keen to interpret many things through micro-expressions.

It's fine if it's really a good interpretation.

The problem is that many times this kind of interpretation will be the kind that wants to impose crimes without excuse.

This malicious interpretation is disgusting.

Lin Hui still remembers that in his previous life, an old professor he respected was asked in a video interview what his opinion was on the fact that the development of artificial intelligence would make some people unemployed?

Experts just express their views objectively and rationally.

The answer is actually watertight.

The answer itself is not necessarily problematic even when viewed with a harsh eye.

But as the saying goes, there is nothing wrong with wanting to impose a crime.

There is always something good in looking at a thing with an appreciative eye.

Looking at the problem with a critical eye can always find fault with the egg.

In the eyes of some "critics" who are full and supportive.

It's because the old professor was very calm and didn't show any extra expressions during the interview.

They are all interpreted by some people with ulterior motives as indifference and indifference to human nature.

How exaggerated is it for an old man in his seventies to be reasonable?

The accusations of those boring people are outrageous. Her mother opened the door for outrageous-outrageous home.

With such a precedent, Lin Hui has always been quite repulsed by video interviews.

Anyway, as a person who pays more attention to speculative logic.

Compared with video interviews, Lin Hui prefers logical text explanations.

What's more, as a Shuaibi.

Video interviews can easily be interpreted as relying on appearance, not strength.

Perhaps only a group called "book friends" can understand the trouble of being too handsome.

Although the heart is relatively repulsive to accept video interviews.

But this kind of thing can be avoided in the first day of the junior high school but not in the fifteenth day.

Lin Hui was in the process of walking from behind the scenes to the front of the stage.

Sooner or later you have to step into the spotlight.

If such a video interview can't handle it, let alone go to a bigger stage in the future.

Lin Hui confirmed with Hu Xin some issues to be discussed in the interview.

Lin Hui silently typed the manuscript.

Not long after, Lin Hui saw that the staff traveling with Hu Xin had adjusted their seats.

At 8 o'clock, Lin Hui had almost finished the draft.

Lin Hui signaled to Hu Xin that the interview could begin.

After receiving Lin Hui's signal that he can start at any time.

Hu Xin also didn't directly cut to the point of the interview.

Although Lin Hui can be called young and promising.

But after all, he is not a professional media person.

If you cut into the topic of the interview rashly, it may be easy to lose track of the rhythm.

So, Hu Xin started the topic in a roundabout way.

Lin Hui also seemed to understand Hu Xin's painstaking efforts.

He followed the topics raised by Hu Xin very cooperatively and answered them.

The two sides cooperated very well, and it didn't take long to cut into the topic of the interview.

The interview after cutting to the chase went smoothly.

The outline of the interview written by Hu Xin previously involved seven aspects of Lin Hui's studies, career, and family.

Originally, Hu Xin thought that it would take a long time to discuss all these issues.

As a result, I didn't expect that the interview on the questions on the outline was completed in less than two hours.

There may be some additional content to be recorded after this.

But the main body of the interview has been completed almost.

This interview with Lin Hui left a deep impression on Hu Xin.

In Hu Xin's view, Lin Hui is the easiest to get along with compared to the interviewers he had contacted before.

Lin Hui's speech is also very civilized, and his speech is very clear and concise.

And in interviews, Lin Hui almost never speaks or writes useless nonsense.

Especially some of the interview content that Hu Xin thought might be overturned, and Lin Hui also answered without leaking.

When Hu Xin received this interview task before, he was in a nervous mood.

Because it is actually not the focus of this interview that involves a series of brilliant achievements that Lin Hui has taken in the past.

The key lies in how to explain to the outside world that Lin Hui, who got full marks in the college entrance examination, chose an overseas university.

Originally, there was no need to explain this matter at all. After all, there is no law that stipulates that people who have passed the college entrance examination cannot go to study abroad.

What's more, everyone's choice of life path does not need to be explained to others.

But as a media person, how could Hu Xin not know the news behind this incident.

If this news is caught by some media people who like to make troubles, they will criticize the system instead.

At that time, the domestic media will be very passive in publicizing the same event.

Hu Xin is very fortunate that this news was first interpreted by the domestic media.

In journalism it is often the first that comes first.

After positive reports in the domestic media.

Even if the foreign media noticed this incident later and stared at it, it was of no use.

After all, preconceived first impressions are often more impressive.

However, Hu Xin didn't have a good answer on how to explain Lin Hui's matter before.

But after contacting Lin Hui, Lin Hui's answer made Hu Xinmao suddenly enlightened.

It's not just as simple as Mao Sai's sudden enlightenment, it can even be said that the interview after contacting Lin Hui gave Hu Xin a reassurance.

According to Lin Hui, he has never made any application related to studying abroad until today.

Previously, except for taking care of his hobbies occasionally, Lin Hui spent most of his time preparing for the college entrance examination.

In fact, it was not a short period of time after the college entrance examination that he suddenly received an admission invitation from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology before he knew that he had been admitted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Moreover, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology invited Lin Hui to directly study for a master's degree in computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It's just that Lin Hui felt that the castle in the air was not stable, so he chose to study from an undergraduate degree.

Although it was only a few words, Hu Xin knew that this was enough.

After all, the basis for foreign media's possible turmoil is nothing more than the fact that Lin Hui chose an undergraduate degree from an overseas university when he was randomly selected by a domestic undergraduate university with high scores.

When comparing two things of the same level, "domestic undergraduate" and "foreign undergraduate", Lin Hui's choice can easily make it seem that overseas undergraduate colleges do not know how much higher than domestic colleges and universities are.

But if things are as Lin Hui said.

Lin Hui chose an overseas university after receiving an invitation for a master's degree in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

This does not seem to be controversial.

When "overseas master" and "domestic undergraduate" are put together to make a choice, it seems that it is not an exaggeration to choose overseas.

This has nothing to do with the pros and cons of the system. After all, from the perspective of academic development, a master's degree is obviously superior to an undergraduate degree.

(End of this chapter)