Chapter 287: 1000 Mobile Phones Sold Out
After filming the commercial, I rushed to ATV and the newspaper office to deliver the video and pictures, hoping to release them the next day.
Of course, there were also bus body advertisements, outdoor billboards, and any other place where Lin Shanshan could display her work.
Given Hong Kong Island's current economic status, if the mobile phone can become a hit here, sales in other regions, at least the entire Asia-Pacific region, will be guaranteed.
At that time, only the distributors will be begging Xinghuo Technology Company for the distribution rights.
It's only meaningful when you have the initiative in your own hands.
At Teresa Teng's concert, Lin Shanshan, Bai Xue, and Wang Zhanbo sat in the VIP seats. This was because Bai Xue had encouraged her employees to come, and Wang Zhanbo's persona as a school bully meant that all the tickets the mother and son had given away were used up.
At this moment, the concert hall was packed with people, and the atmosphere was bustling with excitement.
Mobile phone posters were everywhere, from the entrance to the venue.
Now, many viewers, seeing the stunning posters, are curious about what this new thing is.
"Mom, is everything arranged off-site?"
"It's all arranged. For security reasons, I've deployed a lot of security guards and bodyguards."
Lin Shanshan suggested to Bai Xue yesterday that she set up a temporary exhibition hall not far from the concert venue.
This allows the audience to see the phone up close.
The engineering students brought not only a cell tower, but also a thousand cell phones.
This morning, the signal tower in the busiest area was completed and is now ready for use.
Suddenly, the stage lights went out.
Then, a sweet and melodious voice came: "I don't know why, but sorrow surrounds me. I pray every day to drive away the loneliness of love."
Suddenly, the entire venue fell silent!
Everyone held their breath and listened intently, even slowing their breathing so as not to disturb the singer on stage.
Without high notes or even any so-called singing techniques, Teresa Teng's unique, warm, and expressive Chinese voice captivated the entire audience.
Even those who came on the orders of their boss, Bai Xue, are now completely absorbed in it.
The performers on stage gave their all, while the audience listened with rapt attention.
The music ended, but the crowd lingered, and the applause continued for a long time.
After nearly ten minutes, without Teresa Teng returning to the stage, the audience reluctantly left the venue.
"This is the best song I've ever heard. Thank you, sister-in-law," Wang Zhanbo said excitedly.
Along the way, he met classmates who thanked him for the tickets and said they would treat Wang Zhanbo to a meal when they returned to school.
After leaving the venue, the three of them were not in a hurry to go home, but went to the mobile phone exhibition hall to take a look.
Thanks to the posters, the already interested audience had now completely filled the small temporary exhibition hall.
"How much is this?" After the saleswoman patiently explained, someone became very interested and asked about the price.
"1800 yuan."
In 1976, the average monthly salary for ordinary wage earners on Hong Kong Island was around HK$1,500. If someone went to university and became a manager, their monthly salary was HK$7,500, plus 20 months of benefits, and their annual salary was HK$150,000.
HK$1,800 was nothing to white-collar workers in Hong Kong in the 1970s, and those who could afford to attend concerts were generally well-off.
“I’ll buy them. Give me three. I’ll give one to my older brother and one to my younger sister.”
"Hey little sister, give me two too, one for my husband and one for me."
"And me, I like this game, Mom, buy me one."
Wang Zhanbo's classmates had already played on his phone before, and the "Rabbit" game was so much fun! Now that they saw it was available for sale, they immediately asked their parents to pay for it.
1,000 mobile phones were sold out in less than an hour.
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