The general content is that after a girl received a phone call, she quickly put on a facial mask at home and then went on a date with her boyfriend in a beautiful manner.

There is not much creativity, and there is no need to pursue too much creativity. Han Chudong just wants to implant the subconscious idea that "applying facial masks can make you beautiful" in the minds of potential consumers. Now it is still in the stage of cultivating the market, and this type of advertising is more direct and effective.

The content is simple and it was shot quickly.

The shoot took more than two hours from start to finish. Han Chudong then took Helena back to the city center and found a hotel. He planned to take care of the company's affairs that day and take her to Northern California early tomorrow morning to visit the campus of Stanford University.

Even with him taking over, Intel's market value continued to fall, and has now fallen to more than 88 million US dollars. The more than 10 million US dollars invested by Han Chudong has rapidly shrunk by seven points.

As of now, this is one of his rare "failures" in investment.

It doesn’t matter, but it doesn’t matter whether you invest in it in the short term. I’m ready to wait and see for the time being and invest the subsequent funds in Rainbow Beauty first.

However, if I have time tomorrow, I will still visit Intel and learn about the development of the personal computer field.

Recently, some businesses have tried to develop so-called "personal office computers," which are more like calculators with more powerful functions and are also moving in the direction of typewriters. The personal computer field is beginning to show signs of budding.

God has given him such a good opportunity. Han Chudong will never allow himself to miss the personal computer market and the IT (Internet technology) market developed on the basis of computer technology. Investing in Intel is only the first step. There is still some time to raise funds. If necessary, the shares of Gucci and Hermes can also be pledged to obtain loans from the bank.

Not so many people are born with a good figure, and it is very important to maintain it later. Helena only had a salad in the evening, and Han Chudong laughed at her and said that it was the same as a rabbit's diet, a full box of fresh fruits and vegetables.

After dinner, I was strolling around the hotel and happened to come across a new store with a conspicuous sign.

Helena shouted in a tone full of surprise, "It's Daffy Duck!"

Then, like a little girl, she excitedly trotted into the store and looked at various peripheral products related to Warner Animation. In addition to Daffy Duck, there were also Bugs Bunny, Sylvester , Tweety and other anime-related products.

This is Los Angeles. Large film and television companies with animation departments almost always open some peripheral product stores in busy areas of Los Angeles, which can make money and advertise at the same time, killing two birds with one stone.

Speaking of which, I am in the same industry as Han Chudong. I followed him into the store and looked at peripheral products such as ballpoint pens, school bags, pillows, quilt covers, etc. I suddenly felt that if Mango Toy Company couldn't sell them, it would be a good idea to develop in this direction. I could develop more peripheral products and move closer to the retail of stationery and groceries.

As for the cartoon characters…will he be lacking?

I picked out a notebook with an image of Donald Duck on the cover, and since I already had a pen, there was no need to buy another one.

After Helena had chosen her items, they checked out together and continued walking along the street.

She asked in confusion, "Are you still hiding a young heart? You don't look like someone who likes Donald Duck. Why did you buy a book specifically for the birthday of a relative's child?"

Han Chudong didn't answer, but changed the subject and asked, "Then what do you think of my personality?"

"Very confident, loves money, is cautious and careful, and probably also very philandering, just like those charming bastards on Wall Street." Helena would not hide anything, and when he asked, she told him the truth directly.

This time it was Han Chudong's turn to be speechless. After all, they were all right and there was no way to refute them.

He rolled his eyes and asked her, "You've only been with me for such a short time, and I even went to Philadelphia to look for you, so how do you know I'm unfaithful?"

"Need I tell you? That time at the motel and that time at my house, you can tell he's very experienced."

"It's a man's instinct. You're beautiful after all."

"It's no use trying to please me. I won't change my opinion."

"… As long as you are happy, even though it is only worth one dollar and ninety-nine cents now, it will be very valuable later. I accept the evaluation that I like money calmly."

Han Chudong decisively changed the subject.

I shook the notebook in my hand, stopped and found an empty table in front of the store to sit down. The cafe was closed, but the tables and chairs were still outside and the parasols were folded up.

When Helena Bergman saw him take out the pen, she stood over with interest, wanting to see what the so-called valuables meant.

Han Chudong was seen using a gold-plated Montblanc fountain pen worth thousands of dollars to draw cartoon characters on paper. He originally wanted to draw a Pikachu, but due to his limited drawing skills, his drawing turned out to be a monster.

Just as she was laughing, Han Chudong continued to draw, this time it was a rogue rabbit, which was also very strange. Only the lucky cat and Hello Kitty he drew next were somewhat similar and looked a bit like a cat.

Looking at Hip-Hop Monkey and Ali, they are equally miserable.

He drew as he recalled, not even sparing Tuzki and CC Cat, one after another. He was so arrogant that Helena, who didn't understand what was going on, was so amused that she squinted her eyes and smiled, "You don't want to do business, but want to learn from Picasso to do art? The book that was worth one dollar and ninety-nine cents just now has been destroyed by you and is now worth only ten cents."

"Your realm is not high enough. Come back and think about this in 20 or 30 years, and I will let you know what a business genius is. Just these things can make me give up selling a toy company worth 60 million US dollars."

There is no wrong version in the 1619 book forum!

Han Chudong tore off two pieces of paper, handed the rest of the book to Helena, and said half-jokingly and half-knowingly: "Keep it, and use these blank papers to exchange for a Ferrari in the future."

"Wow, thank you. But what exactly do you want to do?"

“Trade secret.

Let’s go to a bar or watch a movie, you choose one…”

Finally I chose to go to the cinema.

He sent her back to the hotel at around nine o'clock. When he saw Helena Bergman smiling in the elevator, Han Chudong consciously said goodbye and took a taxi home to rest.

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We were originally scheduled to go to Silicon Valley the next morning.

Han Chudong had something to do, so after picking up Helena Bergman early in the morning, he went to the company first to have a chat with several cartoonists who had been invited to the company temporarily.

After signing the contract, I spent more than three hours watching them draw each cartoon character according to their memory, and asked them to draw an entire series of at least fifty styles.

After contacting an assistant and asking him to help keep an eye on the matter, he went to Silicon Valley with satisfaction.

Just after leaving the company, Helena Bergman felt itchy and couldn't help asking, "What's the point of having people draw those comic characters?"

"Just like the store I went to last night, I'll start with comics, then try animation, and then sell peripheral products. It would be best if they could be printed on my beauty product packaging, and even on clothes and bags in the fashion industry. The influence of cartoon characters is not necessarily weaker than that of real stars. It allows me to make money while saving money on advertising. Are those characters cute? If they were printed on short-sleeved shirts, would you be willing to buy them?"

"...Mason, you're so scary. You're never idle when you're shopping."