If it weren't for the words Zheng Xiaoyue said in the car, Liu Tianming would not have thought of these aspects. Once terrible thoughts arise, it is very difficult to get rid of them. Sitting in the cabin of the plane, Liu Tianming thought carefully about the whole thing. Especially the ones that happened in the city of Xi'an, as well as the take-off at the civil aviation airport, he didn't find any problems.

Could it be that I am thinking too much?

Perhaps, the reason why Song Jiahao arranged it this way was just a boring joke, wanting to let himself travel a long distance and walk more?

This damn bastard.

I forgot that he was dead.

In fact, think about it, from taking off, landing, getting the relics, and now about to take off again, the whole process has not wasted a minute. The Boeing 777 was already filled with fuel when it took off at Xi'an Airport. At that time, it was considered that there might be various problems in Almaty, but no one expected that everything would go smoothly.

Liao Qiu is right, it will take two days before and after, even if you can't contact you temporarily, there will be no problem.

Orders from the chiefs were resolutely carried out.

The core members of the team had no doubts about the return order, and the selected armed followers left their guard positions and re-entered the cabin. Zheng Xiaoyue and Yang Yanhong temporarily changed their identities and became flight attendants. They took out the rice balls and dough cakes they had prepared in advance from the cabin cabinet and distributed them to each of them in order.

The various equipment on board the aircraft can still be used. The rice ball dough from the large heater is hot. They had been made two days earlier, with thinly sliced ham, chopped pickles, and chili sauce from the supermarket. This method is similar to a burger, but full of special techniques of oriental cooking.

The plane engine began to roar, but Liu Tianming's uneasiness did not disappear in the slightest. At this time, he couldn't sit still, so he could only bite the food that Zheng Xiaoyue handed to him, while pulling open his backpack, taking out the document he had just gotten from the safe, and looking through it carefully.

"Recorded by: Fitz. William is a special correspondent for the Global Times. ”

"April 22: I've always been curious about this mysterious country. When Wilson told me that the destination of this mission was **, I was very happy. I rushed into the bar like the wind and asked everyone there for a drink. The bartender Mohler blinked and asked me if I had taken the blonde beauty I brought with me last week. Of course I knew he was referring to Jenny, but I didn't say anything. This kind of thing still needs to retain enough mystery. Just like this trip to North Korea, I won't say half a word to them. When I come back and take out a photo of me with the fat leader, they will definitely drool with envy. ”

"April 25: Customs inspections are troublesome. Despite having a certificate of immunity from the diplomatic consulate, the soldiers had to check everything I had with me. God, I've never seen such a detailed examination as theirs, and they literally treated me like a criminal. The travel bag was cut, saying that it was necessary to check for prohibited items. Wilson was unhappy with this, repeatedly claiming that we were invited, not "imperialists" as they were accustomed to believe. But it didn't work, those ** soldiers didn't seem to get instructions to let us go. Eventually, Wilson finally got in touch with a big shot. We left the airport customs with our photographic equipment. I noticed that the jar of Hershey's chocolates in the box was missing...... I think I might have forgotten it at home and put it on the kitchen table. Using good ideas to change what has happened is self-deception, but it can more or less make me feel less uncomfortable. ”

"April 26: In this place, of course, Americans like me can't interview freely. In fact, it was an event that was carried out through a special channel. Wilson told me that this was a request from the ** side. Maybe it was the fat leader's own idea. They feel that using our own American reporters to publish information must be more authentic and credible than other national media. And what we are going to see today will represent a powerful ** army, and it will be enough to make all opponents fearful. ”

"It's a machine that's installed on the outside of the human body. I've seen this kind of thing. Actually, it's nothing new. I have seen similar installations at tech fairs many years ago. Human-assisted load equipment? Or a human exoskeleton? It's pretty much the same name anyway. I had a colleague named Singh, and during that time, I was reporting on the product tracking of a Japanese company, and it seemed that it was about this kind of mechanism. It looks like a combination of alloy tubes, mechanical joints, gears, and a small engine. Seriously, I don't like it at all. You can imagine that your body is tied together by countless threads, with small sticks tied to them, and then you have to follow the orders of the person who controls the lines...... Oh! It was a terrible nightmare. ”

"The ** officer who received us was fluent in English. He proudly told me that this system was the invention of their great leader. The soldiers were fitted on their bodies and could carry weapons and ammunition weighing up to fifty kilograms. Again, this is done without exerting physical energy. Wilson and I had a lot of fun, they posed a lot for pictures and gave us all kinds of training programs. The ** officer didn't say much, the metal exoskeleton used in the military did have no problem in terms of load-bearing. I saw with my own eyes a thin soldier lifting a weapon weighing hundreds of kilograms. He carried two heavy machine guns alone and ran several times back and forth at the training ground. ”

"April 27th: I began to regret coming to this place with Wilson. This interview was definitely not what I imagined. Except for the barracks I was designated, I had to stay in the hotel and couldn't go anywhere. You can't imagine how those ** soldiers are going to deal with me. They stood outside the door of the room, loaded with live ammunition, and kept watch twenty-four hours a day. The only place I can move is the room. There is no internet here, and you can only see pictures of fat leaders and boring and unintelligible people on TV. The act of opening windows is absolutely forbidden, and the food is monotonous. You can't drink alcohol, and in fact you can't find it. Wilson was also unbearable with this life. Luckily, he was a linguistic genius and was able to communicate with the soldiers in the local dialect. The hotel was accommodating, and a soldier pushed a cart full of snacks and drinks into the room. We happily picked out what we needed, only to find out that the price was prohibitively high. An ordinary "Wrigley" piece of chewing gum actually asked me to pay five dollars. ”

"I'm willing to bet that the leader must have the Merchant of Venice gene."

"April 28: As planned, today is the last day of the interview. I can't wait to get out of this hellish place. What the hell news, I don't think about those things anymore. Anyway, just follow the requirements and bring back the filmed film. As long as we obey orders honestly, we will be kept safe. ”

"There was a very surprising discovery, and I'm not sure Wilson knew about it. When I went to the bathroom, I heard someone next door talking on the phone in Japanese. I'm sure I heard it right, because I've been in Nagoya for several years. I deliberately waited to leave with the person next door and wash my hands together. It was a middle-aged man in his forties, who was relatively short, and he smiled politely at me and left. ”

"The focus is on what the Japanese guy mentioned on the phone. It's very short, just a few sentences: the metal system of the exoskeleton that the soldier attaches to his body is not an invention of a great leader at all, but is from the Japanese company Toshiba. ”

"It's not a matter of concern. My most pressing thought right now is to leave this country. More than ever, I miss whiskey, plus a large plate of french fries dipped in ketchup. ”

"May 4th: It's been a pleasure to be back in Louisiana. I asked Wilson out for a drink, and by the way, I talked about the old Japanese man I met in the bathroom of the ** barracks. I didn't understand, Wilson got serious at the time, and he asked me if it was true? Then he pulled me out of the bar and found the editor-in-chief. ”

At this point, the file goes from recorder mode to a news story.

Basic content: **The latest exoskeleton mechanical system developed by the bureau was found to be imported from Japan. It is reported that the system is a secret transaction between Toshiba Corporation and the ** military. There is evidence that Toshiba used a number of foreign-funded companies to disguise and secretly import exoskeleton medical systems** and transform them into military use locally.

The plan was initially proposed by the ** side, who secretly contacted Toshiba Corporation. ** The price was extremely high, and in order to make a profit, Toshiba wanted to complete the transaction without anyone knowing. For the Japanese side, the deal has both technical and monetary benefits. Especially at the technical level, Toshiba has been trying to move from the medical system to the military side. It's just that it can't be carried out due to government restrictions and financial constraints. The secret plan proposed by the party coincides with the direction of Toshiba's development.

The U.S. and Japanese governments fully intervened after the incident, and Toshiba was ordered to suspend the program for violating the ban. The Japanese government confiscated all the assets of Toshiba, and the United States obtained all the data on the militarization of exoskeleton equipment from Japan. Strictly speaking, this accident is not worth mentioning, at most it is the struggle of the government under the commercial ban. The transformation of medical exoskeleton systems into military use is not a high-tech technology. However, when everything was made public, the resulting chain reaction was unexpected.

(End of chapter)