Amid the surging tide of urban cultural industry development, Lin Yu keenly perceived that talent had become the core element driving the continuous progress of the cultural industry. With the continuous advancement of various cultural projects—from the conception of cultural creativity to the innovative application of technology, and from the production of cultural products to market promotion and operation—every single link had a strong demand for professional talent. To provide a steady stream of intellectual support and talent security for the city's cultural construction, Lin Yu began formulating a comprehensive plan for the cultivation and introduction of cultural talent.
Lin Yu first set his sights on local higher education institutions. These institutions possessed rich academic resources and young students, serving as the cradle for nurturing homegrown cultural talent. On a sunny morning, carrying a meticulously prepared cooperation proposal, Lin Yu arrived at the most influential university in the city: Yunhai University. He engaged in an in-depth conversation with Zhang Hong, the president of Yunhai University, in the conference room.
"President Zhang, the development momentum of our city's cultural industry is currently fierce, but the problem of talent shortage is becoming increasingly prominent. I believe it is necessary for our universities and the cultural industry to work closely together to jointly cultivate a batch of cultural talent that meets the demand…
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