After two months of recruit training, Wang Chuyun was as black as carbon. She had grown a lot taller and stronger, but she was still lighter than the other female soldiers.

This made several other people feel a little sad. Their untanned skin was too eye-catching.

After discussing these matters, she closed the computer and turned around to have a bedtime chat session with her comrades as usual.

As soon as the other three saw Wang Chuyun finished the hacking operation, they all returned to their respective beds and lazily lay on the bedside talking.

"In Western countries, it's really not easy to do anything. You are not allowed to fight back if you blatantly insult others. Is this true in the world?" one of them said.

"However, the days when they can arbitrarily hack our country's image are over. With Izumo, a top hacker here, we will clean up the trash after every hack!"

“What if waste is produced too quickly?”

The roommates were stunned and suddenly burst into laughter. Did Wang Chuyun ask them to become hackers and help remove garbage?

While laughing, the roommates started joking, "Izumo, since you completely believe in An Yuexi's strength, do you dare to let An Yuexi win this year's US Open championship and give you the championship trophy?

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"This is a good suggestion, Izumo, do you dare?"

"If you don't dare, just pretend I didn't say it."

Everyone in the room was provoking Wang Chuyun. His skin was even darker than his eyes, but his eyes were particularly bright and energetic.

Did they mean to doubt Wang Chuyun's vision? Wang Chuyun's eyes flashed, and he was planning something.

"Why don't you dare? I'll make a call tomorrow to see if she doesn't defeat everyone and bring me the trophy." Being so excited, Wang Chuyun waved his hand and said boldly, "Just send our troops.

Let everyone in the brigade see what a Grand Slam trophy is!"

"So confident?"

"That's how confident you are!"

"Then I'll wait for your good news tomorrow!"

The comrades thought they had succeeded in mobilizing the enemy, so they turned off their lights and went to sleep.

The room fell into darkness, with only the moonlight from the window coming in, shining on Wang Chuyun's lonely face for a moment.

She stood up from the chair in front of the computer, then walked out quietly, walked through the tree-lined avenue, and stood in the training sand pit looking up at the dark sky.

The bright morning star in the sky can be seen every time she raises her head. It flashes mischievously, just like the eyes of a little fool, flickering and playing with her.

Aren't you a little idiot? As a person who has never been bullied before, when you are offended during an interview, you should fight back hard and be polite, because you are not feeling aggrieved.

Wang Chuyun felt lonely and lonely, and the cold night got deeper. She suddenly sighed, she missed the little fool!

After standing in the sand pit for most of the night, when the dew came down, Wang Chuyun finally returned to the dormitory, wrapped himself in the quilt, and breathed a long sigh of relief. He would make a call tomorrow.

--------Letter dividing line--------

After Cheng Xinqing and her members worked around the clock, the contents of the open letter were disclosed as follows:

I am a Chinese intern sports reporter, covering this year's US Open as an intern, but today, I am here to clarify some things, some facts that have been distorted by internationally renowned sports media such as Orange, Mango, and Lemon, and those who are unwilling to lower their arrogant heads and admit their mistakes.

Fact--after five years, the women's tennis world finally has a powerful player who can surpass all the others, ending the chaos of women's tennis! A powerful female player from China!

Chinese tennis player An Yuexi’s professional tennis experience is as follows:

From June 9th to June 15th, the champion of the youth men’s group under 16 years old in the Nike Cup Tour in Beijing, China. (Attached are detailed competition videos of each round)

From June 19th to June 25th, the champion of the youth men’s group under 16 years old in the Nike Cup National Tour in Wuhan, China. (Attached are detailed competition videos of each round)

Get bsp on June 26th; From July 2nd to July 11th, participate in the first professional tennis match, bsp; From July 16th to July 22nd, participate in

bsp;                                             flew from China Jincheng International Airport to Washington Airport on July 26. At 7 o'clock in the morning on July 27th, the Stanford Tennis Club applied for court practice, and the training object was 18-year-old Russian Lotipova.

From July 29th to August 7th, he participated in the Citibank Open Qualifying Tournament in Washington with his youth results. His opponents in the three qualifying rounds were: Milner (264th), Sniffer (245th), Macariana (

190th place). Main draw opponents: Xia Li (106th place), Putintseva (1st place), Polly Ben

Tskan (20th), Pushkareva (10th), Hanna (168th, abstained), Dias (5). Finally won the championship. Won 280 professional points, ranked 216th in the world, qualified

Participated in this year's US Open qualifying tournament. (Note: During this period, I was almost injured by a crazy gambling crowd in the United States, causing a scandal in the tennis world)

August 27th to August 29th: US Open qualifying round, the opponents are: Matilda (179th), Milner (245th), Martin Logan (120th).

23book.com iddot; Tan (20th place)

So far, An Yuexi has entered the main draw of the Grand Slam with an impressive record of undefeating a game and easily won the first game.

Her psychological coach Smith was once the entry-level head coach for tennis rookies. Smith Hannah, Angus Adelaide Joe, Justin Shah and other rising tennis stars were coached by Coach Smith. Could it be that China

Can’t player An Yuexi be better than them? Or is tennis a Western patent, and players from other countries except European and American countries are not allowed to achieve good results? Are you afraid of Chinese players?

Everyone must be responsible for their own actions and speeches. No matter what the purpose is, freedom of speech is based on making assumptions out of nothing. This kind of irresponsible behavior is not done by journalists. You are not worthy of the glorious badge on your chest.

Press card. You have tarnished the profession of journalists. Because as journalists, you have racial discrimination that you don’t want to admit, and the most important thing for journalists is to be objective about facts!

Attached to the article are a large number of unedited videos, as well as interviews with the audience’s direct feelings, as well as tennis players’ support for Chinese player An Yuexi.

I sincerely hope that the sports world will be simpler and that the tennis world still values ​​strength. All smear and slander plots will not succeed. Fans are smart and will eventually know who is lying to them.

----On-site reporter's notes from Shemei.com, Chaoyang, China

The letter only had 1,800 words, but it was these 1,800 words that stood up to the Western media and opened the iron bars for the domestic media to angrily criticize the foreign media. From then on, the voice of the Chinese media in the world became louder and louder.
Chapter completed!