In his memoirs, Tseng especially cites Randall Gould and J.B. Bowell. These two reporters wrote anti-Japanese pieces daily; despite being threatened by the Japanese, they still wrote the truth as they saw it. Bowell was later arrested and maltreated, leaving prison after the war as an invalid. To get people to write reports favorable to the ROC, naturally data is critical.
曾虛白在自傳中特別感念上海大美晚報的高爾德（Randall Gould），和密勒式評論報的包衛爾（J.B．Bowell），這兩個記者每天在報上大作反日論調，受到日本軍部威脅，二人就攜手槍出入，還是照寫不誤。