First, Jingdong Small Treasury "You don't have to succeed": "You don't have to dry this cup of white wine and drink it with a perforated stomach, you won't get help and respect. You don't have to give up playing music, making albums, giving up your job and being a punk with a bottle. You don't have to bear so much, you don't have to succeed ...? "This copy has a nuanced grasp of the details of life and a nuanced insight into the pain points of consumers. It is also a copy that only people with stories can write. How to do such a copy? I think it is the attention to the details of life and the sensitivity of copywriting.
China Times, an ideological advertising company in Taiwan Province Province: "There is nothing more elegant than the way you read newspapers. You know the world like the back of your hand, which is related to your attitude towards love. You can see Madonna's MTV furnishings, furniture designed by marc newson, and the use of metal in clothes. You just think DIRKBIKKEMBERG has more rhythm than PACORABANNE. Toothpaste in the World provides you with a classification model of cultural observation. Compared with Zola, you are convinced that bacteria will be the terminator of the future world. Reading fascinates your eyes and makes people want to turn into words to welcome you. You are sexier than thinking, and learning is the secret of staying young forever. I love you. Smart people use intellectuality to maintain fatal attraction. " This elegant passage reveals the intellectual women's spiritual pursuit of material things. Most importantly, it conveys a value point similar to The Economist-you can't read our newspaper without a certain depth.
Third, the image advertisement of National Geographic Channel 20 10: "Live, breathe; If you breathe, you talk; If you speak, you ask; If you ask, you want to; If you think, you explore; If you explore, you experience; If you have experienced it, you will learn it; If you study, you will grow; When you grow up, you expect; If you expect, you will find; If you find it, question it; If you question, you ask questions; You ask questions and you will understand; If you understand, you will know; If you know, you want to know more; If you want to know more, you are still alive. Live curiously. National Geographic Channel. " Pictures and words set each other off into interest, which gives a more three-dimensional interpretation of what poetry and distance are.
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