[New Concept Fan] the Third Handshake

#New concepts we hated in those years 3# #Essay homework rewritten, fresh and fresh# #Brain hole is slightly bigger# ———————— # Concept Original text: Editors of newspapers and magazines often go to extremes to provide readers with crucial facts and statistics. Last year, a reporter was commissioned by a well-known magazine to write an article about the presidential palace of a new African republic. After the manuscript was sent, the editor refused to publish it after reading the first sentence. The article began: "Hundreds of steps lead to the high wall surrounding the president." The editor immediately sent a fax to the reporter asking him to verify the exact number of steps and the height of the wall. The reporter immediately set out to verify these important facts, but it took a long time before he sent the figures. During this period, the editor became impatient because the magazine was about to go to press. He sent two faxes to reporters, but received no response from the other party. So he sent another fax, informing the reporter that if he didn't respond quickly, he would be fired. But the reporter still did not reply. The editor had no choice but to publish the article as it was. A week later, the editor finally received a fax from the reporter. The poor reporter was not only arrested, but sent to jail. However, he was finally allowed to send back a fax. In the fax, he told the editor that he was arrested while counting the 1,084 steps leading to the 15-foot-tall presidential palace wall. ———————— See, editors absolutely love reporters. Reporter x Editor, 1v1, HE Intention: