At six in the evening
At this time, it was, in fact, just a short while after getting off work. In the Family Quarter No. 1 of the Ancient City Committee, Luo Chuncui, the Secretary of the Ancient City Committee, was unfailingly seated in front of the television.
This was a habit of Luo Qiuliang. As long as there were no social engagements or other matters, and he wasn't working overtime, he would watch the Longxi News Broadcast and the national "Daily at Seven" at home every day. As a mid-senior level official, there were many ways to stay informed about current political news. Internal briefings, personal networks—these were all sources of information. But news broadcasts were also an important channel for understanding the situation.
This was similar to the situation in the eighties when debates about reform were rampant, and newspapers were the most significant reference source of information at the time.
