Rebirth after the college entrance examination

Chapter 65: Weibo Childishness: Mouthpiece

Xia An, who was covered in sweat, took off all his clothes and took a shower as the first thing he did when he entered the house.

While Tang Wan was cooking noodles, she also poured a bowl of cat food on the windowsill.

Xia An made a mistake. The six stripes on his face were drawn with oil-based markers borrowed from a stationery store.

Luckily, Tang Wan had makeup remover oil, alcohol, and dish soap...

You have to wash off a layer of skin to get it clean.

When Tang Wan used a cotton swab to let him rest his head on her thigh and wiped him bit by bit, her eyes gradually changed from amusement and helplessness to full of love.

——I love you, and I don’t need self-esteem.

People say that men are like children who never grow up, but there is also a princess who never grows up living in a woman's heart.

Who would want to grow up if they could prolong their virginity?
Only he, at this age, can take care of the weakness in a girl's heart...

Very good, really good.

Their eyes met, Xia An pinched red beans in her hand, and Tang Wan felt a little emotional.

Unfortunately, the symposium she was going to attend started at two o'clock.

There's really no time for intimacy.

After eating, the two people and the cat returned to school.

Xia An was holding Tang Wan's bag in one hand and a big fat cat with chocolate patterns in the other.

This is a sad-looking cat. Although it is not very good-looking, it always has a cool expression.

He asked Tang Wan why this person was called Coke?
Tang Wan said: The colors are similar.

"Why not chocolate?"

"Cats can't eat chocolate."

"Oh yes."

"I want some chocolate."

Cats are not allowed in dormitories.

But the backyard of the small bungalow of the flower shop was originally an animal shelter built by the owner.

There are kind people everywhere in Binhai University.

It didn’t take much effort and I didn’t have to buy any extra flowers, and Coke had a new home.

Xia An went to the next door store and bought a whole bar of chocolate for Tang Wan.

On the tree-lined path, Tang Wan's mouth was filled with sweetness.

After a while, he murmured sadly, "What a pity! If I weren't allergic, I really would like to have a cat."

Xia An thought about it.

"The school won't let us live outside during our freshman year. So, in our sophomore year, we'll buy a big villa and raise a hairless cat in the yard."

"What is a hairless cat?"

Xia An found a photo on his cell phone and showed it to her.

Tang Wan said "eh" in disgust and said it was ugly.

Xia An smiled and said, "This breed has a very good personality."

Tang Wan still refused.

Xia An laughed out loud.

Compared to men, women are the ones who are truly obsessed with looks.

The university campus is full of youth and people of average age.

But beauty and ugliness vary.

Fairy tales about princes and princesses are rare after all, and as time progresses, there will be fewer and fewer "required items" on a spouse selection form.

In the end, apart from ability values, not to mention interests and hobbies, even education level, age, height... and even gender will be eliminated as an option by the targeted group.

Of course, the love between the princess and Mr. Wang is just a small phenomenon in the big era that is blinded by one thing.

In ordinary corners of ordinary cities, ordinary encounters happen every day.

Being ordinary is not necessarily bad, and it is not necessarily short-lived.

Red beans are sweet and can relieve lovesickness, but they are difficult to cook.

In comparison, in midsummer, mung beans are cold in nature and can better relieve heat.

Military training uniforms, rubber shoes, camouflage caps, these things were moved to the classroom by Xia An and several boys in the morning.

At 3:30, the first class meeting for freshmen officially began.

Curiosity, freshness, and longing.

Both boys and girls sit in groups in their dormitories.

Lu Fei sat by the aisle, where the chattering Qi Buyang and Lu Yao were chattering non-stop.

Xia An knows all the classmates he should know, and he doesn't plan to get to know those he shouldn't know again.

Sitting by the window, Xia An chatted on QQ. The other two members of the "low-key is king" group were Zhang Tiancheng, also known as "The End of Happiness," and Liu Youwei, known as "I Type Super Fast."

The task of throwing dirty water on the Tang Group has been suspended for two days, and Zhang Tiancheng has not been idle.

He and Liu Youwei have launched the 1.0 version of Weibo for trial operation according to the work schedule set in advance by Xia An.

VC Lao Xia knew clearly that 2006 was the year when the Internet web2.0 exploded.

Overseas, such as FB, YT and Twitter, and domestically, Yahoo, Sohu, Baidu, etc., all began to carry out vertical development based on web2.0 this year.

It was also from this year that the Internet played an increasingly important role in the rules of the game in the business world.

Combination, fusion, and integration, future generations summarized 2006 as the year of "integration" of the Internet.

In short, simple portal site services can no longer meet the needs of netizens.

At the same time, application models such as blogs, classified information, vertical search, aggregation portals, video sharing, and forum dating have never been able to provide commercial services.

As a result, since the middle of the year, news of layoffs has been reported one after another from Blog.com, Zhongsou.com, Daqi.com, and Mop.com.

Venture capital quickly withdrew.

Pure Web2.0 websites are experiencing a "cold snap".

The first generation of Internet giants said:

——Web2.0 websites cannot make profits, but their application models have broad space for vertical development.

In an interview a few days ago, NetEase CEO Ding Lei said that the introduction of the Web 2.0 model will greatly increase the user stickiness of portal websites.

It will take users as the service center, integrate content, community, instant messaging and free email, and stabilize the number of users through the combination of different businesses.

At that moment, Xia An knew better than anyone that Ding Lei was on the right track.

The portal giants, whether they are Yahoo, Google, AOL, Microsoft from abroad or Baidu, Sina, Sohu, Tencent from China, are already developing related projects in full swing.

They will achieve great success.

Then, during the transition from 3G to 4G four or five years later, the integrated vertical service categories will be split again.

Content is content, email is email, and IM is IM.

Weibo is Weibo, WeChat is WeChat...

Xia An, who is now sitting by the classroom window, is very clear that she has missed the bonus period of portal websites.

Then we can start providing more segmented and vertical services a few years in advance.

In order to avoid being swallowed up and targeted due to its weak strength, Xia An named the first generation of Weibo "Megaphone" and narrowed the scope of publicity, only conducting viral marketing in the BBS of major universities.

At the same time, Xia An had long-term plans for the navy organized to deal with Tang Tianxing.

Through Zhang Tiancheng to spread the news, register a "megaphone", 50 cents per person, and pay weekly.

After registration, you can post one piece of content for 1 cent, with a maximum of 1,000 pieces, and be paid weekly.

Xia An's intention is obvious, and it is self-evident who he is targeting.

On the 19th of last month, Xia An saw a text message.

The Internet Information Center released the "18th Statistical Report on the Development of China's Internet" in Beijing.

The report clearly stated that as of the first half of the year, the total number of Internet users in China reached 1.23 million.

1 billion…

Too little.

This is a blue ocean stage of the Internet where the elderly do not go online, primary and secondary school students only play games, and social needs only exist among college students and white-collar workers.

This is the last chance in the history of domestic Internet development to compete with QQ in the field of instant messaging.

Who has this opportunity?

Obviously not Xia An.

It was 5Q that was renamed "Xiaonei.com" in October.

Less than a year has passed since its appearance, and it has already ensnared more than 30 million college students.

As long as it settles down and is well segmented, as the university campus reservoir continues to flow in and out year after year, it will quickly grow into a behemoth.

Unfortunately, by this time, the three students from Huazhong University of Science and Technology had already sold the website.

Mr. Wang, who later took the helm of Meituan, only regarded Xiaonei.com as a test product to imitate FB during this period. Xiaonei.com had already been acquired by Oak Pacific. Eventually, the two networks merged into Renren, which was a weird and disjointed affair.

Xia An can't swallow 5Q and Xiaonei now, and doesn't plan to do so.

It’s still the same strategy, secretly poaching people, occupying territory, and planting flags.

Over the past two days, "Megaphone" has entered hundreds of university forums through the surfing army led by Zhang Tiancheng, spreading viral praise, and has collected thousands of real users for Xia An.

The positive reviews are quite high.

The page is simple and the UI is beautiful.

Function...like a short mood statement...

It can also be used with photos and short videos.

The public square section is full of:

Who is using it?
Spread the word?
Hello, is anyone there?
(End of this chapter)