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Li Zhihe brought a car full of people to the printing factory that Moer mentioned. The boss had already asked the workers to put the printed brochures at the gate.

A group of people got off the bus and went straight to the brochure. They picked it up and looked up. The cover was a picture of a dragon, just like those little guys in the zoo. They were scared when they first saw it a few days ago and thought it was a real dragon.

The second page showed an introduction to the zoo, followed by photos of all the animals, each one beautifully photographed. Finally, on the cover was a simple map of the route from Jing City to Yaowang Valley. Li Zhihe exclaimed after reading it, "This brochure is incredibly well-made! I've never seen a brochure like this before. It's so original!" Everyone nodded in praise of Mo'er's design.

Then he asked everyone to load the truck quickly. After the brochures were loaded, the truck was basically full. Then Li Zhihe drove to the gates of the larger factories nearby, followed by a group of people.

There are quite a few factories nearby, such as meat processing plants, steel mills, textile factories, etc. There is always a person left at the door with about two thousand brochures.

Then we went to the vicinity of the Forbidden City and left people and brochures. We also distributed people and brochures at the entrance of the hotel and on streets with heavy traffic.

Many passers-by were curious about what this truck was doing. How could it just drop off a person and a pile of books and leave?

Then they gathered around, picked up a book, and started reading. At first glance, they were mesmerized. Could there really be dragons? If so, why hadn't I seen one before? If not, what was depicted in this book? I had to go see it sometime. Was it a dragon?

Turning to the next page, there is a paragraph of text. Oh, all the ticket prices will be used for charity. The owner of this zoo is really a wonderful person. He built such a big zoo just to help others. Just for this love, I have to go there and support it. It's just half a day's salary.

When I saw the photos of the animals later, I became more determined to go to the zoo. There are really a lot of animals. Look how majestic this tiger is and how cute this snow fox is. I must go when the zoo opens!

Gathering in groups to watch the excitement is a fine tradition of the Chinese people. When passers-by see a group of people gathered together, they think there is something exciting to watch, so more and more people gather, and soon the place is surrounded by people in three layers.

It was not just his place, the same was true at the gates of those factories. As soon as the gates opened, the workers were pushing their bicycles to go home for lunch when they saw a person on the roadside with a pile of books. Out of curiosity, they pushed their bicycles over. When the flyer distributor saw that it was time to get off work, he immediately picked up a stack of books and gave one to each person. The workers looked and realized that the Yaowang Valley Zoo was about to open.

Then after they saw the dragon on the cover, they began to discuss whether there were dragons in this world. In the end, the argument turned into a bet, and people split into two camps. One camp said that there were dragons in this world, but they were just hidden.

Some people believed that there were no dragons in the world, otherwise why wouldn't they see any? After arguing for a while, they made a bet and agreed to go to the zoo on the 15th to see if those dragons were actually real.

Perhaps because people had never seen such beautiful brochures before, there was no need to distribute them. The workers came up to get one themselves. Some people didn’t have enough and asked for an extra one to give to others when they took it home.

At that time, the permanent population of Beijing was over 8 million, and all 100,000 brochures were distributed before 3 pm.

People were everywhere in the streets and alleys, showing off their brochures. Within a day, at least half of the people in Jing City knew that Jing City's Yaowang Valley had a zoo and would open on July 7th.