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　　All Nobel Prize winners, including the winners of the Literary Prize, will appear in front of the reporters. However, the number of times each person is asked is limited, and in order.

　　

　　 From the outside, the public press conference attended by the Nobel Prize winners is more formal than meaningful. However, if the invited journalists are too lazy to come, the subsequent activities will be properly discriminated against.

　　

　　 The so-called dojo in the shell of the snails and lions, whoever won’t **** will be eliminated. The so-called public press conference of the Nobel Prize is more like an open composition contest. The general situation of the proposition and composition is all in one room. The number of media participating in the examination is at least two or three hundred. If the number is counted, it will exceed 500 people.

　　

　　 Media with a scale of less than a certain level, or a large number of domestic media, not to mention competing for the front row position, it is not certain whether they can enter the press room.

　　

　　 Therefore, the incoming media still cherish the opportunity.

　　

　　 It’s just that this kind of report is very standard and boring.

　　

　　 Compared to a trip to Sweden in a lifetime, for foreign journalists who participated in a Nobel Prize award ceremony, Swedish media reporters have researched a lot of fancy.

　　

　　 "Stockholm Daily" reporter Mitchelson's "specialty" is to photograph the Nobel Attaché.

　　

　　 This is a very popular "traditional" project. For the Swedes, the identity and background of the Nobel Attaché each year and whether they are qualified are all part of the discussion-although not a very important part, it can be regarded as fresh and interesting content in the vast sea of ​​reports. Up.

　　

　　 Whether the Nobel Attaché is handsome or not, whether there is a noble title and pedigree, what kind of academic qualifications and educational background are, are all the curiosities of the Swedes.

　　

　　 Sweden is a place that pays attention to fairness. They are also the first country to implement maternity leave for both men and women-for women to return to work after childbirth, and even to find a job, gender leave is very meaningful.

　　

　　 Whether the Nobel Prize Attaché is eligible and whether the selection is fair is often the focus of discussion among the Swedish people.

　　

　　 If this were the only situation, it would be impossible for the Stockholm Daily to let Mitchellsen continue this project all year round.

　　

　　 It is the readers and reprints from abroad that really supported Mitchellson's shooting.

　　

　　Foreign readers naturally don’t care about the qualifications and educational background of the Nobel Attachés, nor do they care whether they are qualified. However, whether the Nobel Attachés are handsome or not, whether they have aristocratic titles and ancestry, these two items are still very attractive.

　　

　　 In the selection of handsome men and beauties from all over the world, the ratings of Swedish men and Norwegian women are popular all year round. The Nobel Attaché is a player selected by the Swedish government and is naturally popular.

　　

　　 The reason why Mitchellson can shoot all the year round is also very simple. He takes the most handsome photos, the best aesthetic angles, the most film sources, and the richest content.

　　

　　 While other reporters were still thinking about how to **** the snail shell of this year, Mitchellson had already set up the tools, adjusted the angle and exposure, and prepared everything for the Nobel Attaché.

　　

　　 Several other directions in the hall, Mitchellson’s competitors are doing similar things.

　　

　　 Mitchellson doesn't care.

　　

　　 For today's shooting, Mitchellson took a number of photos in the lobby a few days in advance. Not only did he experiment with several very beautiful scenes, but he even thought about the composition.

　　

　　 This is basically what a local Swedish reporter can do. Foreign reporters can arrive two days in advance, even if the unit they work for is rich, as for entering the lobby early, the various application procedures are even more troublesome.

　　

　　 is not a professional photojournalist, and does not have Mitchellson equipment.

　　

　　He only brought four cameras, not only to equip different lenses, but also to reduce the time to change the film.

　　

Thinking of this, Mitchellson reminded the younger brother: "Mark, when I pat your shoulder for a while, you will replace the used film. The speed must be fast and don't touch the lens, buttons, and knobs. "

　　

　　 "I understand." Mark nodded excitedly. He is a newcomer to the newspaper, and he is very curious about such an environment.

　　

　　 Mitchellson said with an "en" and said: "Sometimes I don't run out of a film. Don't hesitate when you change it. Opportunities are fleeting, understand?"

　　

"I see."

　　

　　 "The film of different cameras should be put in different blocks, remember?"

　　

　　 "Remember." Mark said, raising his head and smiling: "You seem to be more nervous than me."

　　

"Of course I'm nervous, every time it is a different challenge." Mitchellson said that he couldn't help but feel a little lost. For him, who has been shooting Nobel Attachés for more than ten years, it is not so much a challenge as it is. Tradition.

　　

　　 Mark wanted to talk again, when he saw the figure flashing, he quickly reminded: "Here is the man."

　　

　　 "Hmm." Mitchellson held the camera on the tripod with his hand, but did not move.

　　

　　 On the contrary, the flash in the lobby has already turned on, and other reporters don't care about so many. They just need to take photos back. Anyway, they use one in the newspaper.

　　

Mitchellson’s photos are often posted in his magazines, his hand firmly squeezed at the shutter, and he waited for the officials of the Nobel Foundation to sit down before aiming at the Nobel Prize winner... Behind him The Nobel Attaché.

　　

　　 "Crack."

　　

　　 "Crack."

　　

　　 "Papa Papa."

　　

　　 "Ah... Ya Lidie." A Japanese female reporter next to her exclaimed, but the chaotic crowd squeezed her camera out.

　　

　　 Mitchellson glanced at her contemptuously, using a camera without hanging around his neck and wearing a sleeve, and mosaicing photos and videos is one of his most disgusting behaviors, lacking the minimum respect for art.

　　

　　 "Gallsworthy is a Nobel Attaché again, this guy should retire." While Mitchell spoke, the shutter in his hand was quickly pressed down.

　　

　　 A few seconds later, Mitchellson switched to the camera on the left tripod and patted Mark on the shoulder.

　　

　　Mark hurriedly changed the film, and his movements were considered skilful.

　　

　　 Mitchellson only glanced at it, and he was relieved that as long as he was not nervous, today's shooting would not be bad.

　　

　　 "Acheson is out." Mark has a reminder duty. When Mitchelson's attention is in the viewfinder, he has to take care of his surroundings.

　　

　　 The relationship between the two is like a sniper and an observer.

　　

　　 Mitchelson quickly shifted his direction, and just took a few photos, he said "Huh".

　　

　　 "What's wrong?" Mark was very nervous.

　　

　　 "Is the Chinese Yang behind Acheson? The real person looks more handsome than the Nobel Attaché?" When Mitchelson spoke, another dozen shutters went out.

　　

　　 Mitchellson patted Mark on the shoulder again, and said, "There was an accident. Change it faster."

　　

　　 "Yes." As Mark quickened his movements, he asked in a low voice, "What is the accident?"

　　

"Yang Rui is unexpectedly handsome." Mitchellson licked his lips: "The guys who took the Nobel Prize winner's portrait should hang in Norway. This is a handsome with 99 points, so they only get 80 points. ."

　　

　　 Mark aggrieved: "I told you. I have seen real Yang Rui, he is very handsome..."

　　

　　 "What's the use of these now? I want to shoot Acheson and China Yang at the same time, faster!" Mitchellson patted Mark on the shoulder again.

　　

　　 "It's changed." Mark reported as soon as possible.

　　

　　 "Hurry up." Mitchellson took a picture, changing positions under his feet, staring at Yang Rui, but he couldn't even take care of the other Nobel Attachés.

　　

　　 Of course, he never forgot to pat Mark on the shoulder.

　　

　　 It’s just that as the excitement increases, Mitchellson’s shots get heavier and heavier.

　　

When Yang Rui and the others were seated, Mitchellson was relieved, took another set of photos, and straightened up, only to capture Mark’s shoulders with greater strength, and the latter’s shoulder blades sank sharply (but It is a twist of the right hand, a knock and a hang on the right hand, it is a move empty-handed, so a Mark Zhuang, not only seized the weapon, launched a brutal force, regardless of himself, transported the strength of the whole body, and slammed it, and you saw The red and white ones are sprinkled all over the floor), can't help grinning, "You can shoot like this again~lightnovelpub.net~ I'm going to apply for a work injury."

　　

　　 "Sorry, sorry, I'm so happy." Mitchellson's eyes were piercing, as if he had seen the golden avenue that made his career a great success.

　　

"Next is the Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology, Mr. Yang Rui from China. Everyone has five opportunities to ask questions, the first question..." The host looked down and named: Mitch of the Stockholm Daily Mr. Elson. "

　　

"Professor Yang Rui, hello." Mitchellson is an old reporter and has a good reputation in the reporter circle. Although shooting the Nobel Attaché is a bit unique, in the eyes of the Swedes, it has been like a day in Sweden for several years. Culture and Swedes were introduced. It's just that he doesn't ask questions often. Today, he actively raised his hand and was immediately pointed out by the host.

　　

　　 "Hello." Yang Rui's attitude is natural. He has experienced too many similar conferences.

　　

"My question is this, how does Professor Yang Rui maintain his current figure in the busy scientific research? Have you not considered entering the entertainment industry or the film and television industry? How do you stay in the scientific research industry?" Mitchell Sen ignored it and asked three questions in one breath.

　　

　　 Of course, the three questions are not surprising.

　　

　　 There are too many surprising questions about these problems.

　　

　　The experience accumulated by Yang Rui's many press conferences has all been questioned. He couldn't help but look up around him, wondering if he had come to a fake press conference. ) Download the free reader!!