Sailing on Land: A Chinese Journalist's Latin American Drug Investigation

In order to track the news scene, Liu Xiaoqian sneaked into slums to interview drug dealers, visited the black market for guns with a hidden camera, and wandered around funeral parlors and cemeteries just to find a corpse that was about to be buried. To minimize reporting risk, he recruited informants from among strangers, posing as teachers, businessmen and geologists. This is a career choice of "If you don't enter the tiger's den, you won't get a tiger's cub", and it is also the only way to the truth.