To Berlin
Editor: Henyee Translations
Two weeks after the interview, Times Magazine published its weekly international issue.
The person interviewed in this issue was quite special.
This person wasn't a politician, a movie star, or a CEO.
He was a scholar.
The public definitely didn't pay attention to academia figures. Interviews about science or scholars were often labeled with boring titles.
However, surprisingly, after Julia Drake's interview came out, the article attracted widespread attention.
Lu Zhou was about to go on a flight from New York to Berlin. He had been busy working on the report and almost forgot about his interview.
He then suddenly saw the magazine at the airport while waiting for the plane to depart.
Although he didn't really care about the public's opinion on him, he was still curious about what the world-class magazine said.
Lu Zhou flipped through the pages and read the text.