Mid-May, Yanjing. The National New Media Innovation and Growth Summit opened in grand fashion in this city where history and modernity intertwine.
As one of the most influential annual events in the domestic new media field, the summit attracted industry elites, corporate executives, investment moguls, and mainstream media reporters from all over the country. Inside and outside the venue, the air was thick with the scent of luxury and the bustle of the crowd; every corner was electric with the sparks of intellectual collision and the infinite possibilities of business collaboration.
Li Banjia, a "legendary figure" back at the office in Shencheng and a Rank Seven Junior Secretary at the New Media Innovation Department, was, for the moment, merely a "newcomer" with a hint of raw inexperience (at least in his own eyes). Armed with his "Li's Methodology" white paper and a meticulously polished speech, he prepared to let out his first "cry" upon this top-tier "Apricot Altar."
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