The "Economic Commentator" accompanied its cover cartoon with a lead-in—[Headline: The historically significant Oil Painting Magazine is about to establish its own subsidiary art private equity fund. However, before the wealthy hurry to call their private financial advisers to transfer funds, why not take a look at this intriguing illustration controversy.]
Sir Brown opened the newspaper's front page.
This news commentary by the "Economic Commentator" was quite lengthy, occupying two full pages.
It detailed the ins and outs of Oil Painting Magazine's major reform and the shareholders' meeting debate over the artistic level of Detective Cat.
Judging from the overall theme of the text, the newspaper wasn't overly sensational in predicting the demise of the rumored-to-be-formed Oil Painting Fund.
Like all mainstream financial analysts.
The "Economic Commentator" also held a cautiously optimistic attitude.
However, the text made readers feel a bit sarcastic.
How to describe it.
