Seeing that they were about to reach the door of the Radisson Blu Polar Hotel on Spitsbergen Island, Yang Jing and Ge Ge were suddenly stopped by three people.

　　 Chris and Clark were about to expel these three people, but they were stopped by Yang Jing.

"Hello, we are reporters from NRK TV station. We are doing a live broadcast, so we want to interview you live." A white man in his forties immediately explained after stopping Yang Jing and the others. And one of the other two people is obviously the host, she is explaining in front of the camera; the other is the cameraman carrying the camera. Not far away, there is a live broadcast car parked there.

　　 The camera didn't show Yang Jing and the others for the time being, but directly pointed at the host. The very strong female host was saying something in Norwegian.

　　 This man is obviously the crew of this live broadcast group. Because it is a live broadcast, some interviewees need to contact such staff in advance.

　　 Yang Jing smiled and nodded and said: "Okay, what do I need to say later?"

The white man said in a low voice and quickly: "You can say whatever the host asks for a while. Don't worry, there is no very sensitive topic. Our host just saw the polar bear you raised, so I wanted to interview him temporarily. Our show is live broadcast of what we saw and heard in Longyearbyen, so I hope you can cooperate."

　　 Yang Jing looked at Grid and found that she seemed quite interested, so he nodded.

　　 When the two people were communicating, the hostess had already said the previous words and walked over here with the cameraman. After approaching, the beautiful host first said a few words in Norwegian. After seeing the pair of interviewees in front of them with a puzzled expression, she smiled and changed her English to the camera and said, "Look. It seems that our interviewees do not understand our Norwegian, so let me interview them in English."

　　 The hostess turned her head and waved to Yang Jing and Ge Ge and said, "Hey, hello, this is the live broadcast of Norwegian NRK TV station. I am the host Jenny. I am very happy to meet you."

　　 Yang Jing and Grid held hands, each stretched out the other hand and waved at the camera with a smile, and said in English: "Hey, hello Jenny, hello audience friends."

"Our program is a continuous live program, which truly shows our audience the scenes of the polar bears living and hunting in the warm season in Longyearbyen. Two people, have you seen this? A show?"

Yang Jing hesitated, and shook his head slightly apologetically, while Ge Ge on the side said: "I'm sorry, we have been sailing at sea for this period of time, so we didn't see this program. But I am for you. I watched it live last year, a very exciting show."

　　 "Wow, I didn't expect this beautiful lady to watch our live broadcast over the past year. This is really an exciting answer."

　　 Yang Jing was vaguely impressed when Grid said about the show. It seems to be in April last year, when I was still struggling for my graduation thesis. One day when I was relaxing watching TV, I saw a live documentary about the migration of reindeer. Yang Jing has forgotten which TV station the show was broadcasted on, but he is still very interested in this show.

　　 Because of this live broadcast, it went on for a full 168 hours, seven days. Up to now, Yang Jing still remembers a classic saying in the show-God used seven days to create light, air, vegetables, birds, fish, living creatures on the ground, and humans. Now, we need seven days. , Following the footsteps of the reindeer migration, to show the audience how the reindeer migrate.

　　 This long-lived live broadcast method, first in Norway, is called "slow TV" in Europe. Such anti-traditional and anti-conventional TV programs have unexpectedly set high ratings, attracting Swedish and Finnish TV stations, and the British BBC to follow suit and launch similar programs with different themes and contents.

　　This type of program is a marathon-style documentary that uses reports from various parties and various data to prove that there is no plot, no dialogue, and a marathon. But this kind of program has an addictive magic power, can withstand repeated pushes, and is most suitable for viewers and friends to fast-forward, jump or watch at a natural pace after downloading.

　　 In 2009, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Bergen Railway, the Norwegian National Broadcasting Corporation, also known as NRK TV station, followed the whole journey of the train for more than 7 hours, attracting about 1.2 million Norwegians to watch it. In 2011, NRK broadcasted a live broadcast of 134 hours of a Norwegian coastal trip. In Norway, with a population of only 5.2 million, 3.2 million people watched in front of the TV and won the Guinness World Record for the longest live documentary.

　　 In April of last year, NRK TV station spent another 168 hours broadcasting the spectacular scene of the Norwegian reindeer migrating from the winter pasture Finnmark Plateau to the summer pasture on the coast of Farah/Kvar Island, which led to a higher viewership frenzy.

　　 Obviously, NRK TV station has tasted the sweetness, and this year it launched a live broadcast about polar bears up close. It happened that Yang Jing and his party met.

　　 The hostess was also very happy to hear that Grid actually said that he had watched this show, "By the way, I haven't asked the names of you and your boyfriend yet, are you Chinese?"

Grid smiled and nodded, "Yes, my fiance and I are both from China, my name is Sophia White, and my fiance is Albert Yang." As soon as these words are finished, the whole opening remark is actually It has ended. The focus of this film crew is obviously not Yang Jing and Gege, but Dabai around them.

After seeing the camera aiming at Da Bai, the host asked: "Excuse me, is this ferocious polar bear your pet? Wow, this big guy is really big, and it can be good for audience friends. Can you tell me its name? I think audience friends must all like this big guy."

Yang Jing shook his head and said, "Sorry, it is not a pet kept by my fiancee and me. To be precise, this polar bear is a real wild polar bear. We have known each other for less than ten days. Also, we all call it Dabai. ."

　　 Hearing Yang Jing say this, whether it is the hostess, the cameraman, or the dramatist next to her, there is an incredible expression on her face.

　　 "Impossible, how can a wild polar bear be so cute?" The hostess almost subconsciously said what she was thinking.

Yang Jing shrugged, "Whether you believe it or not, Da Bai is a wild polar bear. To be precise, I met him from the northern coastal area of ​​Ellesmere Island in Canada about a week ago. At that time. Da Bai was fighting with eight Arctic wolves. It killed five Arctic wolves on its own, but it also suffered a little injury. I treated it for some wounds. As a result, this guy didn't know what to think, so he followed me."

Grid on the side added: “Actually Albert didn’t take it away after treating Dabai. We took a helicopter and flew back to the Alert camp, which is more than 100 kilometers away. What I didn’t expect was, It took Dabai four days to walk more than a hundred kilometers, and he found my fiance from Alert. And looking at it, this is my fiance. In desperation, we brought it there. Here, wait to find a suitable opportunity to let it return to nature."

　　 "Unbelievable, it's unbelievable!" The hostess looked shocked, "Looking at it, it's a well-behaved pet."

Yang Jing shook his head and said, "But in fact, Da Bai is really not our pet. It is an uncompromisingly wild male polar bear." Then, Yang Jing patted Da Bai's head, and Da Bai stood up immediately. Turning around, Yang Jing pulled away the hair on Da Bai's back, pointed at the wounds that had healed, and said to the camera: "Look, this is the wound caused by Da Bai fighting the eight Arctic wolves a week ago. ."

　　 The eight Arctic wolves caused much more damage to Da Bai than it seemed. There were seven or eight wounds that were more than ten centimeters long, and they were densely covered with Da Bai's back and hind legs. Although these wounds have been completely healed after Yang Jing's treatment, the newly grown flesh is very obvious, and it can be seen at a glance that this is a wound. Obviously such a tragic wound is impossible to appear on pets~lightnovelpub.net~Only beasts that live in the wild all the year round can have such wounds.

　　 The hostess also saw these wounds and muttered "Oh Mika!"

Suddenly, Yang Jing felt mischievous, and touched Dabai with his toes calmly. Dabai turned around and snarled at the camera and the hostess-dare to say that I am a pet. , Then let you see the wild roar from the Arctic!

Da Bai is not a pet in captivity at home. This guy is a wild polar bear who has experienced life and death. Therefore, after this scream came out, whether it was the cameraman or the fiery hostess, his face suddenly turned pale, and he snorted and sat down. On the ground.

　　 This is a kind of fear that comes from the instinct of the body. When people face the top predators in nature, this kind of fear from genes cannot be controlled at all. This is nature, this is instinct.

Dabai's voice not only frightened the cameraman and host, but even many Norwegian muskshounds playing on the street were so scared that they were running around with their tails between them. There were a few dog's crotches. I can clearly see a series of crystal clear liquid flowing out...

　　 Yang Jing pretended to be angry and patted Da Bai on the head. Da Bai immediately lay down docilely. The domineering and ferociousness that had been revealed at that moment seemed like dreaming.

Yang Jing and Grid helped the cameraman and hostess up, and the hostess said with a pale face: "Now I really believe that this big guy is a wild beast! I was just a moment ago. Thought I was going to see God! It was terrible..."