Meeting with Reading right now won't get us anywhere; it'll just be empty talk. If we're going to talk, at least we need to finish the design drawings and plans we have on hand.

A clear explanation is more convincing.

Ericsson now focuses on providing supporting services for carriers. Xing Baohua's role, however, is to provide services for end users.

To put it bluntly, Xing Baohua's future mobile phone business will be inseparable from the signal towers built by Ericsson.

Of course, to access Ericsson's operations support system, you need to obtain Ericsson's wireless mobile data and then make mobile phones that use wireless mobile frequency bands based on that data.

Xing Baohua doesn't have the capability to handle operational support, so maintaining a good relationship with Ericsson is inevitable.

For example, with Ericsson's help, he was able to quickly open up the market for the construction of the base station for the next two-way paging system.

Otherwise, what's the point of developing it if customers can't find a signal even with their pagers?

Of course, the motorcycle system could also be used, but Xing Baohua estimates that by the time motorcycles are fully deployed, it will be too late.

Xing Baohua then realized that Ericsson had entered the Chinese market two years earlier than Motorola.

That is, Ericsson will establish its first office in the capital next year.

Look at Ericsson's foresight in seizing the opportunity! Most of the base stations in China are from Ericsson. Of course, the biggest profit comes from the service content, which is the complete set of services provided to operators.

Motorola entered the market late; they have their own systems and services. They completely ignore Ericsson.

While those with deep pockets can build their own systems, certain agreements must be reached with other service providers, otherwise the entire wireless frequency band market will be in chaos.

After figuring out how to deal with Redding, Xing Baohua remembered that she also needed to compose a song.

It's too late now, I can get it done with Grandpa Li tomorrow morning.

I'll continue working on his plan tonight.

As a result, I was still woken up by knocking on the door the next day.

"Why have you been getting up so late these past two days?" Zou Wenjuan said, trying to peek into Xing Baohua's room.

"Work!" she said, stepping aside to let Zou Wenjuan in.

"Put your clothes on properly."

Xing Baohua looked at himself. Luckily, he was wearing pants, so he was only shirtless. What was the big deal?

He put on a long-sleeved t-shirt and asked Zou Wenjuan, "Where's Teacher Wang?"

"After we finish eating, we can take the bus there."

"Didn't you go with them too?" Xing Baohua's words made Zou Wenjuan choke.

She looked at him with annoyance.

"Okay, okay, have you bought me my food yet?"

"No."

"What's that you're holding in your hand?"

"It's for the dog!"

"You actually called me a dog? If I don't teach you a lesson in three days, you'll really forget who you are!" Xing Baohua said, quickly stepping forward.

Zou Wenjuan turned and ran, but before she reached the door, Xing Baohua grabbed her.

After some playful banter, the two headed to the symphony orchestra.

Xing Baohua found Grandpa Li and started work.

The song was originally a rock song, "The Cuckoo," sung by the famous Soviet rock star Victor Tsoi.

Later, another national treasure-level singer, Polina, adapted and sang the song, which became a huge hit.

Moreover, the background music is a clip of a female sniper, and the visual and sound effects are absolutely amazing.

It has to be said that Victor Choi is very similar to Brother Chu from the Magic Rock Three.

Unfortunately, that Choi was of Korean descent.

When you don't look at the visual effects, you can listen carefully to the cuckoo, especially the sudden high notes.

Xing Baohua doesn't understand this, but she has seen others talk about it, including a section that reached the high register of E5.

The notes that Xing Baohua couldn't reach will no longer appear on the score. Grandpa Li followed his notes.

So Xing Baohua should remind Grandpa Li when necessary! There's an e5 sound at the end.

This was tough on Grandpa Li. He had to rearrange the music, otherwise it wouldn't flow smoothly.

The initial low frequencies are flat and even as they gradually increase, there is a buffer period.

A sudden spike in pitch is uncomfortable not only for the singer but also for the listener! Anyone who suddenly shouts out like that will startle you.

Let Grandpa Li think about it slowly. Xing Baohua went to find Teacher Zhao Dechuan to discuss borrowing the radio station's recording studio.

Moreover, Xing Baohua's schedule is a bit tighter.

Teacher Zhao said he'd get back to him this afternoon. First, let's see if the spot is already taken. If it's not, then it'll be easier for him. There are no performances scheduled right now, so he's free and can bring the team over anytime.

However, Xing Baohua will need to pay for the transportation. Teacher Zhao will find a car, and Xing Baohua will cover the cost.

Xing Baohua said no problem, these days things that can be solved with money are no problem.

If you ask him to find a car, he has nowhere to look.

Xing Baohua sat on a chair to the side, watching Zou Wenjuan holding an electric guitar and playing along with the band.

After a large-scale performance, he's gotten a bit more sophisticated.

This is giving Xing Baohua a bit of a headache. What are we going to do when we release the album?

Now the whole country knows that Zou Wenjuan plays rock music. The album only has a few rock songs, the rest are pop songs. Will her public image collapse?

This was something Xing Baohua had never thought of before. Besides, he wasn't a professional at this; at the time, he was only thinking about making songs and selling tapes to make money.

As for the issue of musical style, that's the artistic director's problem.

Okay, the position of art director is still vacant, so the art director can't take the blame for this.

Not to mention that the entire audio-visual store was run by him, an outsider, directing the professionals.

That's why the musical styles are so chaotic. Just releasing pop songs won't work either. We need to keep up with this trend!

Xing Baohua thought that he would discuss with experts like Lin Daorong, Grandpa Li, and even Wang Weibao how to produce cassette tapes and records.

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