[The Scandalous History of CCTV Female Anchors—Wang Xiaoya from the Finance Channel] (The End) [Author: youri0604]

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If asked: What programs does CCTV-2 have? The answerer might not immediately name
programs like "Economic Half Hour," "Economic Information Broadcast," or "Economy and Law," but could definitely name several programs suitable for all ages,
such as "Lucky 52," "Very 61," and "Happy Dictionary," which premiered around the turn of the millennium. Their high
ratings stemmed from their genuine ability to entertain the public, unlike some
programs that survived only through mandatory broadcasts.

Although these programs were later merged into CCTV-3, and subsequently canceled or replaced, their
hosts, Li Yong and Wang Xiaoya, remain household names. Their fame
is comparable to that without a doubt.

Li Yong's hosting style is flamboyant, but his personal life is relatively low-key. He and his wife, Ha Wen, have maintained a loving relationship since university,
a story that needs no further explanation. Let's look at Wang Xiaoya. Her hosting style
is lively , and her love life is equally eventful and colorful.

Wang Xiaoya was born on January 22, 1968, in Zhaojue County, Sichuan Province. She graduated from the Economics Department of
Sichuan and then worked at the *Sichuan Reform Times* newspaper, where she performed exceptionally well. In
1992, she returned to her alma mater, Sichuan University, for further studies to improve her skills. She also worked for
Sichuan Provincial Television.

The slow-paced life in Chengdu, the provincial capital, allowed Wang Xiaoya to spend six wonderful years there. During this time,
she fell in love with her former teacher, Lü Chenggong, and they naturally married.

Wang Xiaoya's reason for being with Lü Chenggong was that she had been pampered by her father and subjected to rigid
traditional upbringing, so she had never dated during middle school. After leaving her hometown, she became a
free spirit.

And a beautiful woman like her wouldn't have low standards; she needed at least one of the following: money, power, talent, or beauty. The phrase "
talented scholar , placing these two figures side by side, its implications self-evident. Especially in a "
peaceful era" where heroes are scarce, talented men are naturally among the first choices for beautiful women's affections. Faced with a learned and talented
teacher of similar age, Wang Xiaoya was moved.

In 1994, this romantic and beautiful relationship ended with Wang Xiaoya's graduation from her studies, and the two
began a simple but deeply loving married life. Due to their careers, they did not have children. In 1995
, Sichuan University selected young teachers to participate in science and technology poverty alleviation in rural areas, and Lü Chenggong was chosen to go to
a rural area in Deyang.

However, this year-long separation due to their proximity to each other did not diminish their feelings for each other; instead, it
deepened their love.

After returning from the poverty alleviation work in Deyang, Lü Chenggong felt that his income as a teacher could only provide
a comfortable life for his family. He wanted his wife to have a more affluent life, but teaching at a school was not a long-term solution, so he
decided to take advantage of his youth and go into business.

For the sake of his family, Lü Chenggong decided to risk failure in his business venture and the loss of his teaching job
to give it a try. He promised his wife that he would succeed within two or three years, and if he failed, he would give up. Wang
Xiaoya was moved and, after a difficult decision, agreed.

After Lü Chenggong went into business, Wang Xiaoya felt she should also change herself, instead of just being a stay-at-
home wife waiting for her husband's return. She later told her husband that she had discovered an interest in broadcasting and media, and that
developing a career in this field was more promising than being a newspaper reporter. Hearing his wife's thoughts, Lü Chenggong
became even more motivated. Although they lived separately again, they maintained contact and encouraged
each other, even in an era when communication was not advanced, relying only on corded telephones and pagers.

Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China, possessed the richest resources in the country, making it a good
choice for her studies. In 1996, Wang Xiaoya resigned from her newspaper job and resolutely bought a
train ticket to Beijing.

While waiting, the train arrived, and while still waiting, it started moving and left Chengdu Station. If there
were a pill for regret, one wonders if Wang Xiaoya would have chosen to cancel her ticket, leave the train station, and return home to continue her
ordinary life. This train was just one of many heading to Beijing. But it would lead Wang Xiaoya's
life down an unspeakable path of no return.

Wang Xiaoya was studying at the Beijing Broadcasting Institute. Like many other "Beijing drifters," she couldn't afford to rent
an apartment in the city's eight districts and had to live in a basement. During this time, she met
film .

Not many people may know Mi Jiashan, but everyone should know Pan Hong. Mi Jiashan
was Pan Hong's ex-husband.

Mi Jiashan was born in 1947 in Gaocheng County, Hebei Province. His father, Mi Jianshu, was an underground member of the Communist Party and
the magistrate of Jiaocheng County, Shanxi Province, under the Nationalist government. He led a group of young cadres, including Liu Hulan, in anti-Japanese activities. After liberation, he served as
the secretary of the Chengdu Municipal Committee. Therefore, Chengdu can be considered Mi Jiashan's hometown.

In 1975, after graduating from the Fine Arts Department of Shanxi University, Mi Jiashan returned to his hometown and worked as an art designer at the Emei
Film Studio. There, he met the young and beautiful actress Pan Hong, and they married in 1978.

Mi Jiashan wasn't particularly handsome, but his status as the son of a high-ranking official likely
played . After the absurd chaos of the Cultural Revolution ended, those who had been persecuted were rehabilitated and
reinstated by the new government, which gave Mi Jiashan the confidence to win Pan Hong's heart.

However, Mi Jiashan's conduct was not exemplary, and the two divorced in 1986.

After the divorce, without Pan Hong's constraints, Mi Jiashan's love life continued to deteriorate.
However, the devoted Pan Hong did not forget him, and the two maintained occasional, albeit unseen, contact, though she didn't
know how Mi Jiashan was truly doing.

Although Pan Hong still remembered the moment they went through the divorce proceedings, time relentlessly marched on
to 1996. That year, Wang Xiaoya arrived in the unfamiliar city of Beijing and met Mi
Jiashan .

One winter day, in a hot pot restaurant in Haidian District, Beijing, a man and a woman emerged.
Mi Jiashan, sporting a large beard, carried the tipsy Wang Xiaoya on his back, the comfortable friction of his back against her breasts accompanied by
a constant laugh heartily. Perhaps this was the irresistible
charm of a man for a young girl?

Since her husband's pager, a gift to her, was stolen some time ago, Wang Xiaoya had arranged to
contact Lü Chenggong through a public phone. From his descriptions, things seemed to be going quite well.

At Mi Jiashan's ground-floor apartment, after receiving a glass of water from him, Wang Xiaoya couldn't help but cry.
She was somewhat strong-willed, but at almost 28, she still hadn't secured a permanent position. The
more her husband reported and discussed, the deeper her feelings of inferiority deepened. Although her responsible husband, Lü Chenggong, promised to support her, arguments
between them due to their differing life circumstances were inevitable. Therefore, although Lü Chenggong longed for Wang
Xiaoya, she buried her feelings even deeper.

Mi Jiashan knew all this. That day, under his gentle persuasion, Wang Xiaoya drank quite a bit.
After some simple comforting, seeing that she hadn't sobered up, the man finally took action.

That evening, while Lü Chenggong was revising a plan in his office, he had no idea that his wife had begun an affair.
And he wasn't the only one shocked.

The two sat on the sofa beside the bright electric heater. They quickly took off their coats, and Wang Xiaoya's
pretty face appeared even more innocent and adorable under the bright light. Fueled by alcohol, Mi Jiashan pretended to
accidentally touch Wang Xiaoya's body, thinking how wonderful her skin felt, even softer than Pan Hong's ten years ago.

Wang Xiaoya's defenses had been breached by Mi
Jiashan; his words had aroused her intense desire. She weakly removed his hand, but her other hand pounced on hers.

Mi Jiashan then pressed himself against Wang Xiaoya, rubbing against her body. Soon, their
breathing grew heavier.

Frankly, Wang Xiaoya had strong feelings for Mi Jiashan. She knew he liked her, but she
was married, and she knew this was unfair to her husband. However, distance couldn't quench her thirst. Burning with desire, she
could only watch helplessly as Mi Jiashan roughly removed her clothes, both willingly and unwillingly.

"Truly a dutiful woman," Mi Jiashan thought to himself. Looking at Wang Xiaoya's snow-white, intact body, he became
incredibly excited. He simply pulled off his underwear, revealing a nearly 20-centimeter-long
penis. It looked thick and dark, with visible veins on the shaft.

So Mi Jiashan was certainly well-endowed; he believed that men stronger than him were extremely rare. Gazing at Wang
Xiaoya's small, lush patch of dark hair, Mi Jiashan continued to patiently caress and tease
her burning body, sometimes kneading her nipples, sometimes pressing her engorged clitoris, sometimes stroking
the smooth skin of her back, and kissing her flushed cheeks. Then his tongue invaded Wang Xiaoya's mouth,
brushing against her pearly teeth.

Slowly, the foreplay was complete, and as their tongues intertwined, Wang Xiaoya's love juice appeared
on the sofa cushions. Mi Jiashan knew it was time to begin!

Mi Jiashan said, "Xiaoya, brother's coming in..." Wang Xiaoya softly hummed in agreement, and then
Mi Jiashan slowly began to insert his glans. His hands kneaded Wang Xiaoya's firm breasts.

Because she and her husband had been separated for a long time and hadn't had sex, Wang Xiaoya felt uncomfortable
when he simply moved his hand up and covered
her mouth.

At the same time as covering her mouth, Mi Jiashan's large penis thrust in forcefully all the way in! Wang Xiaoya let out a long
"woof." At the same time, tears welled up in the corners of her eyes again. Mi Jiashan said gently, "It's okay, Xiaoya,
it won't hurt anymore soon." ...

Mi Jiashan began to gently poke at Wang Xiaoya's vagina, carefully grinding it like grinding medicine.
After Wang Xiaoya got used to the current frequency, he began to increase the speed.

Whether it was because Mi Jiashan's penis was too big or Wang Xiaoya's vagina was too tight, Mi Jiashan experienced wave after wave of pleasure
as
. It felt as if his penis was being held in place by a series of tightly packed fleshy rings, and each thrust brought out a little bit of love fluid.

As for Wang Xiaoya, since it was her first time having an affair and she was being penetrated by such a large size, she almost thought her lower body was going to be stretched to pieces the
moment . Mi Jiashan understood women's hearts very well, and his big
penis was just too powerful; her husband couldn't compare to him at all.

Wang Xiaoya's excitement level quickly rose, and the room was filled with moans of "Mmm... mmm... so big...
ahh... ahhh... so big... gentle... you... oh oh oh... mmm... yes... ah... ah... good... big... cock... good brother...
ah... mmm... so big... good... mmm... ah... ya..."

Downstairs, several middle-aged men were playing mahjong. One of them said with a wicked grin, "Why is Old Mi upstairs starting up again
?" Another said, "Never mind him, you'll get used to it, nine of bamboo." A third said, "Exactly, if you don't even have this much
self-control , how are you going to win back your losses? Eat!"

Meanwhile, the erotic scene upstairs continued to unfold. Mi Jiashan went to the bathroom, filled the bathtub with water, and then changed
to a doggy style. His large hands kneaded Wang Xiaoya's breasts into various shapes, while his hard
penis was thrusting vigorously into Wang Xiaoya's beautiful vagina. Wang Xiaoya was still moaning, but
under Mi Jiashan's frenzied assault, her moans began to become intermittent.

"Oh... um... um... I... can't... take it... anymore... I... feel so... fast... so... good... so good...
ah... ah... you... how... again... again... ah..." Finally, Mi Jiashan's huge penis, like an
American M134 Gatling gun, fired a large amount of high-speed liquid bullets into Wang Xiaoya's body.

Wang Xiaoya was completely exhausted and was carried to the bathroom by Mi Jiashan, who was also very tired.

While soaking in the bathroom, Wang Xiaoya solemnly refused Mi Jiashan's further requests, citing exhaustion. She
knew she had already wronged her husband, and tears welled up in her eyes again. Her feelings were complicated, and she didn't
know what to do.

The next morning, while the two were still having sweet dreams in bed, the bedroom door was opened.

It was Pan Hong who entered. Although they were divorced, she still had the key to the apartment. She had traveled all
the way hoping to secretly check on her ex-husband, but unexpectedly…

Faced with Pan Hong's angry glare, Mi Jiashan shamelessly suggested they have some fun, claiming he hadn't had sex with her in a long time
.

This, of course, couldn't stop Pan Hong. As his ex-wife, she couldn't do anything to him. In Pan Hong's eyes , Mi Jiashan
was even more hopeless, and she also firmly remembered the other face in bed. This caused Pan Hong to never watch
CCTV , especially Channel 2.

Mi Jiashan had previously promised to help Wang Xiaoya get a job as a news anchor at CCTV, and after that night, he indeed used
his connections
to pull strings, and Wang Xiaoya's dream finally came true. Relatively speaking, getting an internship at CCTV wasn't difficult at the time, nor was becoming a reporter, but becoming a news anchor was. Compared to reporters, news anchors not only had more public exposure
but also avoided the harsh outdoors, and more importantly, their pay was on a completely different level. Becoming
a news anchor would also bring her a significant step closer to leaving behind her life as a struggling migrant worker in Beijing, living in a basement.

Mi Jiashan was sexually potent, but Wang Xiaoya still couldn't let go of Lü Chenggong. However, due to a mix of emotions
, Wang Xiaoya gradually stopped contacting Lü Chenggong by phone. Lü Chenggong, completely unaware of this,
only realized in 1999, after his career truly took off, that their relationship could never be the same again.

When Lü Chenggong was alone, he would think: his decision to go out to work brought him fame and fortune that others
envied , but it also completely tore apart a loving couple who had been through thick and thin together. Although his name was Chenggong (meaning success),
he could not help but suffer a major failure in his love life...

As for Wang Xiaoya, after using Mi Jiashan as a springboard to get to the anchor desk, she met some powerful figures,
broke up with the philandering Mi Jiashan, and later got married and became the wife of a high-ranking official. Everyone should
know right?

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