Lin Fan really respected the professional ethics of the reporters. When they said they were going to take a picture of you, they were really going to do that. When they said they were going to expose you, they were really going to do it. There was no ambiguity or confusion about what they were going to do.
"Stop taking photos," one of the thugs said, shielding his face with his hands. The camera hovered in front of their faces.
"I told you to stop taking photos."
The journalists were still righteous on the inside. Although they occasionally used underhand tactics to obtain their news, one couldn't argue that they still ultimately fought for justice and goodness, unafraid to expose even the most intimidating of people.
These thugs were blocking the patients from receiving treatment, prolonging their suffering. This was almost as good as taking their lives.
"You guys have the guts to cause trouble but not the guts to face the camera?"
