"Were the eyes you saw an image inside the television, or a reflection on the screen?"
"Let me think... Um... It should've been an image inside the television. Yes, that's right, an image inside the television, not a reflection."
"In that case, what you saw may have been a message that young woman was trying to send. We can't decipher it yet. But don't worry. We've sent people to Shanzitun to look for her, and we're also investigating the phone numbers that called from there. I'm sure we'll find out where she is now soon."
"Oh, all right. Good... You..."
"Mr. Yu, did you notice anything else?"
"I can't really say. But that footage—I mean, what I saw on the television—it was a little blurry. It was like... You know how things look when your eyes are full of tears? It was like that. The later scene, where someone was looking down at the village from the mountain, was blurry too, like when your eyes are full of tears, and everything you see looks like it's underwater... If it was a movie... At first I thought I'd switched channels, so I figured the director was trying to express sadness or something, that sort of artsy-film mood..."
"You think the young woman was conveying sad memories?"
"Maybe... But those people in period costumes... I can't really explain it."
"Mm, I understand. We'll keep an eye out."
"All right. Okay."
October 23, 2006. Investigation found 37 long-distance calls between Shanzitun and People's Celebration City in 2006: 23 mobile calls and 14 landline calls, associated with nine phone numbers in total—seven mobile numbers and two landlines. Attached: call records.
October 24, 2006. Investigated the two landline numbers and confirmed that both were located in the outskirts of People's Celebration City, around the Jixiang