Reporter: Hello. I'm a reporter with the Mirror. There's a report that says you're a long-term drug user. I'd like to confirm this: is it factual?
Wang Shuo: You're very rude. You should go ask the narcotics department.

R: I mean no offense. But I'm sure that many people have seen this besides me.
W: I'm sincere as well. You should go ask the narcotics department. Why not ask the officials for confirmation - I've heard that many people are perverted killers?

R: The reports say that this was told to the media by one Zhang Yiyi. I want to know your view on this affair.
W: I've heard that this Mr. Zhang rapes little girls. Please ask him to confirm this first.

R: I will check out the question you have raised. But what is your take on the rumors of drug use?
W: You're a legal reporter? How about a little professionalism?

R: I feel that you are dodging the question. How do you see the rumors: do you think they are sensationalism, or are they an attack on your person?
W: This question is not appropriate for the entertainment pages. Unsuitable for children.

R: Then where do you think it is appropriate to discuss this? Are you dismissing the rumors?
W: In the legal affairs office.

R: So in your opinion, how then should this be discussed and resolved?
W: Don't treat it as entertainment, kid.

R: Your words are profound. Evidently you do not wish to answer.
W: You don't have the skills to talk about this, sorry.

R: Why? Are things complicated? Is the matter real? So many readers are watching you.
W: Sorry, things stop here. Goodbye.