Reporters are always learning on the job and can be quite ignorant sometimes....but with daily training how they pitch their questions they will improve😊...
This video is just for fun. Pan Zhanle was merely waiting for his interview when the camera caught him. However, the reporter’s questions were repetitive and pointless, which, to some extent, wasted his time.
Reporter questions usually are repetitive and often superficial. How public figures can deal with it is beyond me. I don't even like telling the same story (though I lose track of who I have told that story so I do end up repeating myself - but not willingly). And in questionnaires, I will write "I've already covered this question. Please refer to my earlier response." Very annoying and it's not even reporter questions but questionnaires I willingly take (for an incentive, that is). This footage does remind me that I am camera shy and avoid getting my picture taken like the plague (reason household doesn't have any photos of me anywhere). But Pan is in the public eye. Thankfully, I am not. He is adorable when he becomes shy and tries to hide his face (not because I relate or anything). Good for him to have big hands!
Also Quan Hongchan is a master in rebuffing annoying reporter questions. The girl won't take it. She'll bluntly tell off the reporter, and yet, she has such a natural charm, she never comes off brusque or off-putting. One that comes to mind is when the reporters asked her to hold up her medal. And she replied something to the effect that her hands were full (she was carrying toys in each hand) and the medal was hanging off her neck. There's one that is more terse but I'll have to find the video to ensure I quote her precisely. Yeah, I adore her, too. Who doesn't, right?
潘展樂加油加油加油！！！😀😃😄😁😆❤
Reporters are always learning on the job and can be quite ignorant sometimes....but with daily training how they pitch their questions they will improve😊...
He is so child like and extremely humble.
Funny cat~~
This video is just for fun. Pan Zhanle was merely waiting for his interview when the camera caught him. However, the reporter’s questions were repetitive and pointless, which, to some extent, wasted his time.
Reporter questions usually are repetitive and often superficial. How public figures can deal with it is beyond me. I don't even like telling the same story (though I lose track of who I have told that story so I do end up repeating myself - but not willingly). And in questionnaires, I will write "I've already covered this question. Please refer to my earlier response." Very annoying and it's not even reporter questions but questionnaires I willingly take (for an incentive, that is).
This footage does remind me that I am camera shy and avoid getting my picture taken like the plague (reason household doesn't have any photos of me anywhere). But Pan is in the public eye. Thankfully, I am not.
He is adorable when he becomes shy and tries to hide his face (not because I relate or anything). Good for him to have big hands!
Also Quan Hongchan is a master in rebuffing annoying reporter questions. The girl won't take it. She'll bluntly tell off the reporter, and yet, she has such a natural charm, she never comes off brusque or off-putting.
One that comes to mind is when the reporters asked her to hold up her medal. And she replied something to the effect that her hands were full (she was carrying toys in each hand) and the medal was hanging off her neck. There's one that is more terse but I'll have to find the video to ensure I quote her precisely.
Yeah, I adore her, too. Who doesn't, right?