"Calm Brother" Sun Shiwei left the scene in a low-key manner

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The kidnapped employee Sun Shiwei accepted an interview with CCTV as soon as he was released. Because he took the initiative to communicate with the militants and introduced the process of being kidnapped with a calm tone and clear thinking, some netizens called him "Brother Calm."

Sun Shiwei is from the Arabic Department of w88 casino2011Graduate, last year7Joined the Electric Power Construction Group in May and worked in Sudan less than half a year ago. He worked as an Arabic translator in the Sudan project department.

At the airport pick-up site, Shi Qian, an employee who joined Sun Shiwei in the same year, held a red booklet filled with blessings. "I made it by hand yesterday," Shi Qian said. We usually have a good relationship with everyone. After learning the exact news of returning to China, she prepared this blessing booklet.

The reporter found that after receiving this gift, Sun Shiwei had been holding it tightly in his hand and never put it down.

But at the scene, colleagues in the company declined the reporter's request for an interview with Sun Shiwei on the grounds that he was "too tired, give him some time to rest." According to the person in charge of the Power Construction Group, Sun Shiwei rested for one night in Beijing and was escorted home by relevant leaders of the company today.

The reporter learned from the w88 casino of Foreign Languages of the w88 casino that Sun Shiwei was the class monitor during his w88 casino days and was responsible for handling matters200The affairs of many students, high overall quality and flexible mind are the evaluations of Ding Long, vice president of the w88 casino of Foreign Languages. "At least give10Points! "After learning that Sun Shiwei returned to China safely, Ding Long was also very happy. He did not hesitate to give full marks to this foreign college student's performance during his stay in Sudan.

Text/Reporter Yuan Wen

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