The debate between the two people, or "communication", came to an end, and Lin Dong and Ji Yao were about to go out. Zhou Qin also needed to work hard for Microsoft's move in the Greater China District.

The content of the virtual platform has been roughly finalized, and partners in medical care, teaching and training have almost finished talking. The last time Lin Dong went to attend the science and technology exhibition and explained it to everyone, many units had already come to contact us. Later, these units heard that Changying Group was going to build an online virtual platform, so they asked to join in.

Although these units are considered niche compared to entertainment, film and television, and games, there are actually many potential markets.

For example, earlier this year, an online open class of a more famous elementary school teacher on the Internet was 40 minutes and 9 yuan. In just one day, the number of clicks in this class seemed to be thousands of times, but in the whole country, this is nothing.

Chinese parents, especially young parents, have always been the focus of Han Xin’s investment in their children’s education, and the more they are, the better.

Although the Ministry of Education and NPC deputies have repeatedly proposed to reduce the burden on students, especially primary school students, the reason why it has not been reduced is not just because schools pursue high school admission rates and quality of education.

One of the important reasons is that students' parents are eager to be successful in their children.

Only when there is demand can there be a market?

As for parents doing this, whether they really want to prevent their children from losing at the starting line, or to pass on their unfulfilled ideals onto their children, or to impose some tutoring classes and internship classes in order to compete, it is really unsuccessful.

This kind of debate will never come to an end. Parents have their reasons. Sociologists have their reasons. Children can only watch innocently.

I've been talking too far, and I'll continue to say that the online open classes and the hot sales of paid classes also indicate the huge potential market. After all, there are not many good tutors everywhere. In some places, teachers don't care about the class after the students go back, and the parents don't know how to tell them. It's understandable to buy related open classes online to inspire children.

This is on the one hand, and those remote educational institutions also hope to communicate with scholars online in real time through educational means such as virtual reality, so that education will be more intuitive and have better results. Neither educators nor scholars need to go back and run around.

Although online virtual platforms will also charge fees, the price paid is much cheaper in comparison.

These are win-win content, so it is naturally easy to reach an agreement.

Changying Group has negotiated a lot of cooperation agreements like this over the past period of time.

However, in larger content, Lin Dong and the others need to continue to work hard on film and television.

Because the other party is not very fond of their virtual platform.

In Chinese history, film and television began with liberation and were originally inseparable from those wars, production and heroes.

Of course, at the beginning, those films translated from Big Brother were indispensable in those films. Although the Northeast Mandarin tasted by the big brother with white skin, blue eyes and yellow hair at that time also made many people a little confused. Later, they learned that it was the accent brought by the translator.

But in general, Chinese people, especially some grassroots people, had their first contact with movies, mostly about war, production, and how to build an old China into a new China. Many of these films have never been watched by young people today.

For example, "Jiang Jie", "Five Heroes of Langya Mountain", "Shining Red Star", "Tunnel War", "Mine War", "Honghu Red Guards", "Chicken Feather Letter"...

Most of these are films made in the 1950s and 1960s, and some are even just black and white films.

The simple performance at that time may seem very naive and rustic to the present, but at least the films made at that time were real and not exaggerated.

The Japanese devils at that time were truly powerful. The film would not show that the devils were very weak as it is now. Any petite lady or a child could easily kill them. The War of Resistance Against Japan was very difficult at that time, and it was not as casual, fun, and comedic as it is now...

The War of Resistance Against Japan was really hard. In eight years, 35 million casualties, most of the fall of China, countless treasures, resources were robbed and destroyed, countless historical sites were burned and occupied, and when Japan really surrendered, China was already in ruins...

The War of Resistance Against Japan was really hard, really hard, really hard!

Lin Dong rarely watches the current Anti-Japanese War movies because the description of the Anti-Japanese War is too simple. The large amount of them is not filled with the real situation at that time. Instead, the ************* space occupies a lot of space. There are very few fine products. Lin Dong has already contacted him to pull it into his virtual platform.

For example, "Bright Sword", "My Leader My Group", "Life and Death Line", and "Invincible Number"...

And more authentic videos can only be found from this place.

This is a film and television communication culture company called Shanhezai.

Most of the original war films were filmed by Bayi Film Studio, Changchun Film Studio, Tianshan Film Studio, etc., and the broadcast rights of the film and television were naturally in their hands.

However, in the past few years, for the promotion and digital distribution of these videos, these classic films from decades ago were handed over to this Shanhe for digital distribution in the film and television distribution company.

But, to be honest, over the years, these classic old movies have not made much progress in promoting online.

This is not because Shanhe is not working hard. The main reason is that piracy online in China is too rampant. Almost everyone can remember that the videos, novels, and TV series they have watched can be found online. Those who upload pirated the pirated version are called helping spread, I oops!

It is shameless to post the things that others have worked hard for free just to get a few clicks and some replies, and to say such "righteous and ruthless" words.

Another thing is that these videos are too old, and our publicity agencies are not concerned about their publicity. Compared with each other, the speed and influence of these videos can be imagined.

There have been many companies who come to visit Shanhe and want to talk about cooperation, but to be honest, these companies are not very sincere, and some want to take a name for themselves. After all, the country still supports such film and television communication. Once it is involved, there will definitely be some policy support.

Some have ulterior motives, and some even want to buy out the broadcast rights of these films and TV series. Later, when Shanhe investigated in the company, all of these companies had overseas backgrounds. As for whether the copyright they bought was used for broadcasting, it is unknown.

Because of this, Shanhe is more cautious when he is in the company.

So if you want to talk, Lin Dong must take action himself. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!