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MH-H10Before joining the New York Times, Aban briefly presided over Beijing's English Herald. The publisher of the newspaper is President Si Tuleideng of Yenching University, and the editor-in-chief is American Clark. "English Herald" is one of the only two English newspapers in Beijing in the 1920s. Although its position is small, all parties compete for it. Mingli was funded by the church and secretly received subsidies from Gu Weijun, Feng Yuxiang and the Soviets. Although the newspaper has a limited position in China's modern news history, it has sent two key figures to the international media in China: one is Aban, chief reporter of the New York Times in China, and the other is Zhao Minheng, a Reuters reporter in China who is in the limelight. What is not mentioned in this book is that after Aban left the newspaper, Clark went to New York to find Zhao Minheng to take over. Due to the cramped size of the newspaper and Clark's lack of personality, neither Aban nor Zhao Minheng stayed long. This book gives a vivid description of the operation of the "English Guide" and Clark's personality, which can be used as a reference for studying the early English newspaper industry in Beijing.Macro commands: f, df, d, db, b, f, df, d, db, b3(1) Underground operations in mines;Standard Answer: Flight Control, Civil Aviation, Public Security(2) OvR