Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Li Moer was not idle either. She drove to Beijing TV Station and found the director. She did not use her privileges, but directly used her money to buy the three minutes of time before 7 o'clock in the evening and the three minutes after the news broadcast on the TV station to advertise for the zoo.

The advertisement is presented in the form of a video, which was recorded by Li Moer herself and narrated by her. The video is three minutes long and introduces the geographical location of the zoo and various animals. The most important thing is that it explains that all the proceeds will be used for charity.

In 78, televisions were not yet popular in Beijing, but those who owned televisions were not ordinary people. They were either government officials or people with considerable assets at home.

The TV factory has successfully developed the TV and has produced several hundred units. The test results are also quite stable and will soon begin mass sales.

Since Beijing Television began broadcasting the News Broadcast on January 1, heads of households with televisions have been sitting in front of the TV to watch it on time. Officials are now aware of major domestic and international news events, so that they don't miss out on important news when chatting with colleagues.

Those who are in business and have considerable assets at home will not miss the news broadcast. They want to understand the national regulations from it, and these regulations can make them bankrupt or multiply their assets several times!

These people were sitting there today, waiting for the news broadcast, but they saw a super beautiful woman introducing the various animals in the zoo.

With Li Moer's real-life introduction, it would be difficult for them to forget the Yaowang Valley Zoo.

Mo'er also went to the radio station in Beijing and used his money to buy advertising time at 7:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

The three-minute advertisement uses voice to describe the details of Yaowang Valley Zoo, including what animals are there, and most importantly, introduces that all proceeds will be used for charity.

With the advertisements on TV and radio stations, at least two to three million more people in Beijing have come to know about Yaowang Valley Zoo!

Since they started distributing flyers and advertising on TV and radio stations, Yaowang Valley welcomed several groups of more than a dozen reporters the next day. Li Moer and Li Zhihe, uncle and nephew, greeted them with smiles and took the reporters around the zoo to take pictures, especially of those creatures that looked like little dragons, which was what the reporters used the most film for.

Mo'er also invited all the reporters to the conference room and planned to hold a special press conference.

The table in the conference room was filled with various fruits and dried fruits, and each person was given a glass of spiritual spring water.

To the reporters, this was just a tea party.

Moer changed into military uniform and walked into the conference room only after all the reporters were seated. He saluted everyone, and the reporters all stood up to show their respect.

Moer said, "Hello, friends from the press. I'm Li Moer, and I'm also the director of Yaowang Valley Zoo. Yaowang Valley Zoo sincerely welcomes all of you friends from the press. Please feel free to ask any questions you have."

A female reporter stood up and asked, "Comrade Li Moer, as the commander of the South China Sea Fleet, what inspired you to come up with the idea of ​​opening a zoo?"

Moer said, "I once read a survey report that mentioned that the number of many wild animals in my country is declining sharply. I am worried that in a few years, they will disappear from this beautiful planet. So I came up with an idea, which is to protect them all and prevent them from disappearing in the long river of history."

The sound of reporters' pens swishing filled the air. Another male reporter stood up and asked, "As far as I know, you were specially recruited into the army two years ago. How did you manage to rise from a squad leader in the creative department of a cultural troupe to the current position of frigate captain, enjoying the benefits of a troupe commander, in just over two years?"