On the second morning of their arrival in Chukotka, A Bu accompanied Wang Ye to the local TV station.
In the simple studio, the two were interviewed.
It was mainly an introduction to Wang Ye, along with A Bu's various elaborate praises…
As for Wang Ye's appearance, it's not an issue at all, because in Chukotka, there are many people who look like Wang Ye!
In fact, compared to A Bu, Wang Ye looked more like a Chukotka "local native"!
You see, the earliest inhabitants of this land were not the Russians, but the Chukchi people, a race of people with black hair, black eyes, and yellow skin!
Only later was this place annexed by Tsarist Russia, and gradually many Russians migrated here.
Even now, the local Chukchi population still accounts for about one-third of the total population, so if Wang Ye didn't say where he came from, people would think he was a local.
This kind of interview is more of a formality, with its symbolic meaning greater than its practical significance.
