A big headline on the Daily: "Tai Sect Kicked Nine Halls in a Row!"
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Zhang Kai is a reporter for Mars Daily.
A reporter who has just joined the newspaper less than three months ago and still doesn't understand much about many things.
In this highly developed world of information, people have not changed their habit of reading paper newspapers while drinking coffee. What has changed is the newspaper. Due to the inherent timeliness of newspaper news always lagging behind other media, the demand for news is higher.
On Zhang Kai's first day at the newspaper, the editor-in-chief gave him two news requirements. The first is importance. Reports on major events must be captured. Such news is not affected by timeliness. The second is uniqueness. Ideally, events that other media have not reported but have significant news value.
