Entertainment: Is this how you play music?!

Chapter 288 DP remained silent, only continuing the tour.
"Everyone said that, but when you looked at them, no one said a word. Those sitting by the door were chatting and laughing, but out of ten people sitting at the exit, two were silent and eight were crying. At least 60% of the people who cried were beyond what you would have imagined."

"The rest are those who wanted to come but didn't dare to."

The driver curled his lip.

I glanced at Jason in the rearview mirror.

The expressions on their faces were all saying, "Are you even capable?"

Can be imagined.

That kind of gaze is incredibly powerful for a real man.

"Impossible, brother! I'm a man of iron!"

Jason shook his head dramatically.

Although my master had given me a brief introduction to some of the details.

But from Jason's perspective...

"Isn't it just war?"

War is something that you can only hear about, not something that happens to you or your loved ones, and something you haven't witnessed firsthand.

It's hard to have a very deep feeling about it.

Many international viewers share Jason's sentiment.

Fighting.

Who hasn't seen this in a game?
In Jason's mind, it was nothing more than a bloody grinder with severed fingers flying everywhere, and the scene in the laboratory was nothing more than a group of people in white coats injecting needles.

Even when Jason stubbornly arrived at the entrance of the exhibition hall, he only felt that the atmosphere of the people around him seemed a little different.

"Hello sir, would you like some explanation in English?"

Upon seeing Jason, a foreigner, arrive at the entrance of the exhibition hall, the staff member smiled and stepped forward to inquire.

"No need, no need."

Jason thought it was some kind of paid service and was somewhat wary, wanting to refuse.

From the moment he got off the bus until he arrived here, Jason couldn't find the place to pay. When the staff inside the venue told him that admission was free, Jason immediately put his preconceived notions into account.

But all I heard was a waiter speaking in English with a strange accent.

"Don't worry, it's free. There's an English-speaking tour group here, and we'll be entering the museum soon. If you'd like, I can arrange for you to be in this group."

"Free? Oh, that's great!"

Jason had no reason to refuse now.

I was just very curious.

Free admission, free English-speaking guide.

What is it for?
There's no such thing as a free lunch in Jason's world, and Jason almost immediately sensed that there was a deeper meaning behind it.

However, this idea was very short-lived.

My initial "iron man" and "strong man" mentality, along with all these other miscellaneous thoughts, were forgotten by my brain.

What came into view was beyond Jason's imagination as a normal human being.

"This is a top-down, systematic slaughterhouse."

"Or rather, words like slaughter and massacre seem incredibly merciful in comparison."

"This is a concrete manifestation of the complete annihilation of humanity in history."

"To cover up and maintain secrecy, this place was once known as a lumber mill. At its peak, the lumber mill had as many as 3500 employees, all of whom were PhDs. They would casually refer to the victims as 'logs,' a term that in the Japanese context refers to chopped wood."

"More than 6,000 people have suffered such torment, 70 percent of whom are Chinese and 30 percent are Russians, but so far only the identities of 1467 people have been confirmed."

Scene after scene kept assaulting Jason's mind.

His mouth dropped open, and he could hardly believe what he was seeing.

Because the lab report in front of Jason was written in English.

Jason could easily understand the coldness in the lab report.

Especially after the plan to "spread the message to the lighthouse" was revealed, Jason became even more deeply involved in it.

A word came to mind.

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

"Oh my god! They actually, they actually..."

For a moment, Jason was even a little speechless.

Such as knuckles in the throat.

The biohazard in the game actually exists in reality. Based on the research results here, bacteria killed 300,000 people in the northern land of Xia.

Jason was horrified and trembled all over.

The foreigners traveling with us did the same.

Jason was vaguely accepting the introduction, but he inexplicably felt an indescribable anger welling up in his heart.

The English narrator was trying his best to calmly narrate the facts in a detached, slightly choked voice.

"The criminals have not faced any punishment and have even lived quite long lives. Many of them have become experts in pharmaceutical companies and giants in the medical field, thanks to the exemption agreement between Japan and the beacon, which protected them."

“Even now, some people are still trying their best to cover up the truth, but the Chinese nation has always attached great importance to history. We have always believed and have been working hard for this. As long as people remember, the truth will never be covered up.”

This dramatic reversal brought Jason's anger to its peak.

Jason didn't even understand.

They are both victims, so why can they collude with the perpetrators?

Have they forgotten what happened in 1941?
The live stream, where the person was holding up their phone to broadcast, has been banned at some point.

But Jason was completely oblivious to the live stream.

I only glanced at it before starting to record the screen.

Although he was very hungry after watching all morning and his heart was deeply traumatized, Jason still stepped heavily into the screening room and watched "Black Sun" attentively when he learned that there was an old black-and-white film that attempted to restore the truth.

As the tour came to an end, I found myself unconsciously heading towards the exit.

Behind the slightly dark design of the exhibition hall, one walks along a long, airtight passageway until reaching a bright and striking light.

Jason could no longer contain his complex emotions, and tears involuntarily streamed down his face.

There are so many things I want to say.

After opening the live stream and re-examining the reasons for the ban, Jason was not surprised at all.

He walked silently into the street.

They didn't even get a ride.

After walking for an unknown amount of time, Jason looked up again and was greeted by the beautiful, snowy fairytale city of Ice City.

However, when I experienced this beauty again, the feeling was completely different.

It's as if I'm witnessing a renewed vitality on a land scarred by a painful history and countless wounds.

"Luckily, I recorded it."

Jason scrolled through his phone, muttering to himself.

"Luckily I read it, and I remembered it."

Although Jason was in a daze during the second half of the journey, one sentence from the commentator's concise summary at the end was deeply etched in his mind.

As long as people remember history, the truth will never be covered up.

A sense of mission welled up within Jason, and he immediately posted updates and videos to explain to his fans the reason for the ban on his live stream and to share what he had seen and heard.

But when I opened my phone and clicked on Google...

However, they discovered that two trending topics had already appeared on Lighthouse Network.

[seven three one]

Pearl Harbor

There will always be someone who is one step ahead.

There are quite a few foreigners visiting Harbin.

The recent surge in foreign tourists to Harbin is almost entirely due to the DP band.

What do these people like?
A significant portion of the fans came to like the DP band because of their love for rock music.

These people don't care about any nonsense. In fact, many tourists exploded halfway through the visit, taking photos, recording videos, forwarding, and discussing them online.

then.

It only took four days.

The netizens of Lighthouse learned of a set of numbers, which led them to associate it with a port.

The contrast with Japan's usual image is striking. The fact that Japanese netizens consistently deny history and resort to sophistry further fuels the flames of this controversy.

The sensation it caused on the internet was enormous.

Li Can and his group did nothing during this process.

But it seems like they've accomplished everything.

It's perfectly normal for a Grammy-winning producer and a world-class legendary band's tour to attract audiences from all over the world. It's perfectly normal for them to be sought after by livestreamers and internet celebrities. It's even more normal for major music companies to obtain broadcasting rights and make money from them.

But a series of normal choices.

This has led to this seemingly abnormal trend in popularity.

The impact of this topic was profound for Li Can and his group.

While keeping an eye on the event, as the group arrived in Chengdu to prepare for the performance, Li Can couldn't help but pat the shoulders of the heroes and give them a thumbs up.

"Brother Feng, it was your fall that saved us from the storm."

Hearing Li Can's praise.

The group immediately burst into laughter.

In fact, this current trend and outcome is exactly what everyone wants to achieve.

However, it shouldn't be promoted too openly; instead, it should be guided "unintentionally" by leveraging its own influence.

Many things, even if they are very correct and meaningful, still feel different when you discover them yourself compared to when someone else forces you to believe them.

During this tour.

The DP band is responsible for, and only responsible for, one thing.

They leverage their enormous international influence to attract the attention of foreign fans, then secretly allocate a portion of ticket sales to foreign ticketing websites, and then secretly designate a few influential figures with inside connections to do so.

Then you can quietly leave the stage, and there will be plenty of capable people to take over.

Ice City handled this situation quite cleverly.

If you want to appear completely unrelated to the matter and show no intention whatsoever, you'll need some entertaining activities.

Lin Feng's kneeling and prostrate posture solved a great deal of problems.

Not only did it land right on Li Can's heart, but it also landed in the position that the big shots were most looking forward to.

"Hehe, what did you say? I don't understand."

Lin Feng grinned.

"We're just a band, we don't know anything, we're just singing songs, so what? What are we involved in?"

"Oh right, right, Brother Chan, don't talk nonsense, don't spread conspiracy theories."

Chen Gang chuckled and picked up the conversation.

Even the usually calm and composed Zhao Ze couldn't suppress the corners of his mouth at this moment.

"What conspiracy theory?"

Li Can snorted coldly and put his hands on his hips.

Winnie couldn't help but chuckle at this sight.

"As a Northeasterner, it's my duty to develop my hometown! I chose Harbin purely because I'm from Northeast China!"

I heard this.

Lin Feng was overjoyed and winked at Li Can, giving him all sorts of suggestive remarks.

"Oh right, right, right. Liaocheng is in the Northeast, and Bingcheng is also in the Northeast. Let's just send them to each other, fellow villagers. Anyway, Brother Can can't tell them apart, and neither can I."

The atmosphere was very joyful.

But Han Jiayin hesitated slightly.

He spoke with a worried expression.

"If we continue to cooperate with Sony, will we be criticized under these circumstances?"

"Don't worry, it won't happen."

Li Can smiled and shook his head.

"Netizens are not so narrow-minded; they are clear-headed. A few clowns are insignificant and not worth worrying about."

"As long as Sony doesn't do anything shady, and we stand firm on the major issues, there shouldn't be any problems."

Speaking of it.

Li Can's lips curled into a wicked, gardenia-like smile.

His entire expression resembled the wicked grin of an evil god.

He and his buddies exchanged glances, their wicked smiles contagious.

"Just like Brother Feng said, we're just having a normal business collaboration, we don't have any other intentions, hehe."

"Yes, yes, hehe."

"Hehe, if you're not convinced, then go to Nanking and put on a show too. If you push us too far, we'll allocate an additional 20% of the ticketing share to foreign ticketing websites. This trick is simple, but effective."

"Zezi, you're so naughty, hehehe."

On the plane to Chengdu, a group of people could be heard whispering, trying to suppress their laughter.

Time passes slowly.

It was already evening when the group landed in Chengdu.

Wei Qiang of Rongcheng Culture and Tourism had been waiting for a long time.

As soon as the group got off the plane, Wei Qiang discreetly escorted them to the VIP channel, where they got into the car and checked into the hotel.

There was no storm on the plane, and there was absolutely no grand welcome at the airport.

With their large bags and small packages, they looked just like a typical tour group.

The costume and props assistant team didn't even accompany them; instead, they made preparations in Chengdu in advance.

"Hey, Brother Can, I hope you guys have a great time in Chengdu and enjoy the food."

Under Wei Qiang's arrangement.

After settling in, the group went to a private room at the hotel.

After the work was arranged, the next step was naturally to enjoy the local delicacies, and everyone chatted happily.

at the same time.

A series of materials about Li Can and his band.

It has reappeared on the desks of many big shots.

This time.

DP Band's performance in Harbin, along with a series of collaborations in the city, truly surprised many people.

All the strategies the band had previously employed in their development were unleashed at this moment.

Throw it out, then walk back.

Simple and direct, yet unreplicable, DP's immense external publicity value has made them more than just a commercial band. However, it is precisely because of their immense value that many big names have taken notice and valued them, but haven't considered assigning them any profound tasks.

If DP band were to generate related labels, it would actually be detrimental to external publicity.

This collaboration with Harbin is the most successful example.

The bigwigs realized one thing at the same time.

The best choice is for DP to remain silent and simply focus on making music.

All it takes is to put on a show at the right time and in the right place, and that's enough to attract enough attention from around the world.

This is already a huge achievement and can bring a rare opportunity.

By then.

If you want to "incidentally" do something, it will be incredibly easy.

If I can't even seize this opportunity, I might as well go back home and farm.

DP-Ice City's joint promotion model, along with Ice City's quirky and unconventional approach, provides a ready-made example for various regions across China.

Copying homework!
Copying homework like crazy!
The bigwigs acted at different speeds.

Both are in publicity positions.

The fastest were naturally the soldiers; they would implement their ideas almost immediately and relay them to the recipients in an instant.

"Quick! Contact Li Can and ask him if he's interested in creating some positive or trendy promotional songs."

"Yes!"

The modern express courier service is operating rapidly.

(End of this chapter)