news conference

rumor; hearsay

to have heard what was said; hearing this

well-known, renowned, or eminent

to detect or perceive an odor

to hear or receive news

the press; news media or journalistic circles

having an unpleasant or foul smell

(idiom) unknown; unrenowned

to listen to or hear what someone says

to love to hear and see; to be to one's liking

information or breadth of awareness acquired through observation and experience

to hear of or learn about something through hearsay or report

to show no interest or concern; to be completely apathetic toward a person or matter

what one hears and sees

Asahi Shimbun (Japanese newspaper)

causing great shock, horror, or alarm when heard or reported

world-famous; renowned throughout the world

significant news stories, often featured as headlines or in the lead section of a publication

to be known far and wide; to be well-known

An administrative department or agency within a government or organization responsible for news dissemination and public information services.

Yomiuri Shimbun (Japanese newspaper)

State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China

bizarre anecdote; extraordinary piece of news

never heard of before; an extremely rare or unique event

news agency or news website

having a pleasant smell or scent.

to sensationalize; deliberate exaggeration to scare people

to turn a deaf ear to; to pretend not to hear

famous far and wide

to block one's ears and not listen; to turn a deaf ear

an interesting or amusing story about a person or an event

Zhang Wentian (1900-1976), CCP party leader and theorist

ignorant and inexperienced; lacking in broad knowledge and wide perspective

freedom of the press

to act immediately upon hearing news or information

to witness personally

matters (concerning a prominent family etc) intended to be kept private

to perceive sound or news through the ears

To be terror-stricken at the news; struck with fear upon hearing rumors.

media gossip or sensational news, often concerning celebrities or trivial matters

an official responsible for providing information to the media, press secretary, or public information officer.

stories or historical accounts passed down from former times