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You are correct the original pinyin for this word should be cai3 fang3, but in spoken Chinese, we follow the tone-changing rules and say "cai2 fang3".
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采访 (cǎifǎng) is used to describe the action of a journalist interviewing a person of public interest. For example, 那位明星从不接受采访。 That pop star never accepts interviews.
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Great question! The purpose is different. Please see:
- 采访 [cai3 fang3] , (v) to interview (done by a journalist to a person of public interest)
- 面试 [mian4 shi4] , (n/v) interview; to interview (an oral examination of an applicant for a job or school admission)
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