The cameraman set up his camera in the hospital room, aiming it at Jiang Hao on the bed. Host Matthew sat beside the bed and said gently, "Mr. Jiang Hao, thank you for accepting our exclusive interview."
Of course he accepted the exclusive interview. He had been paid.
Jiang Hao nodded in response. He looked somewhat weak, but for someone who had studied dramatic performance, pulling that off was easy.
"We understand that you are Chinese and studying photography abroad at Chicago Art University. Is that correct?" Matthew began the interview.
"Yes. I was heading to Salt Lake City to photograph the natural scenery at Yellowstone National Park. I never expected to encounter a plane crash. By the way, I'd like to ask about the others on the plane. How are they? How many people have been rescued so far?" Jiang Hao asked.
Matthew thought for a moment before saying, "It has been over four hours since the crash. The police are conducting a full-scale search and rescue operation, but according to the information we've received, you are the only survivor so far."
A sorrowful expression appeared on Jiang Hao's face. "May God bless them."
"Yes, may God bless them. People across the United States, even around the world, are following this incident. Many are praying for them," Matthew said.
Their humanitarian concern was performed perfectly.
Two master actors.
"Mr. Jiang Hao, many people are deeply concerned about how this plane crash happened. Were there hijackers? Was it a terrorist attack?" Matthew got to the main topic.
A terrorist attack?
An attack by Death was terrifying enough, wasn't it?
But Jiang Hao definitely could not say that.
"I can't be sure whether it was a terrorist attack, but I didn't see any hijackers," Jiang Hao said.
"Could you tell us