How to evaluate whether a reporter asked someone to buy a ticket on the train?

Do I think this is a show? To prove to you that the train tickets in China are much better than the legendary ones? Because all the people interviewed will buy tickets, which is simply naked irony.

This reminds me of a joke I saw on the Internet before, which probably said that a reporter went to the street to interview with the theme of happiness, and then interviewed an old man who picked up garbage and asked him if you were happy. Uncle almost wanted to call names and say, do you think I can be happy doing this? Although it looks like a joke, it is ironic when you think about it. A long time ago, many people said that the news in China always reported good news instead of bad news. This joke is a bit interesting. Just like this interview on the train asking if you have a ticket. Can you get a ticket when you get on the train? How did you get on the train without a ticket? As we all know, you need a prior ticket to get on the train. If you say that some people get on the train without tickets, they can't tell you the truth. In short, there is always only one answer to this question, and that is "buy". Off-topic, it was not so easy for many people to evade tickets by train before, but it is not so easy to evade tickets successfully now, especially in some strict places, where train tickets are all from real-name registration system, so you need to verify your identity when you get on the train, and you have to be checked many times on the train. When I finally got off the bus, I had to check my ID card and train ticket when I went out.

It is said that journalists are very hard, they have to rush to the front line, and there are even many things that need to be done at the risk of their lives. In other words, people are reporting with their lives, but how do I feel that such a reporter needs some courage when I see this news? After all, I think normal people will be scolded if they have a bad temper on the train.