Ha ha, university

Author: Li Zhen
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This is a new type of novel that integrates various forms of expression, such as novel texts, DV short dramas, FLASH animations, original music, and computer games, to vividly portray the lively and humorous college life in a light-hearted tone. The book is completely different from the traditional "book + CD" format. The content on the CD is closely tied to the novel text, where the "text" constructs the story framework and drives the plot development, while the traditional text cannot vividly express certain parts, such as background presentation, character portrayals, and detailed descriptions, which are instead handled by DV short dramas and FLASH animations, truly bringing the story to life with both "sound" and "color." This book will also people's reading habits—novels will not only be "read" but also "heard," "seen," "played," and "enjoyed." The combination of audio and visual elements, as well as the use of both hands and brains, will provide readers with a brand-new reading experience. Our company will officially launch this book at the end of July and will hold a new book launch event in Shanghai, inviting sponsoring merchants and conducting signature book sales promotions across the country. Perhaps there is no need for many noble reasons to truly do something. I remember that evening, we discussed how to spend our last semester of senior year. Someone suggested a long-distance trip—round-trip to Hainan by plane. Joining a tour group could be done for about 2,000 to 3,000 yuan per person. The person who made this suggestion was criticized by everyone: "Where is the money?" Later, with this simple idea in mind, we began the creation of Haha, University. When the project seemed too large to conquer, we thought of "round-trip to Hainan"; when our creativity ran dry, we thought of "round-trip to Hainan" for comfort. But now, college is over, and we haven't realized our "round-trip to Hainan." With the successful Haha, University and the lost "round-trip to Hainan," we left Haha University.