After Dressing up as a White Moonlight Substitute, I'll Break up First

Starting point: Spring 2014, Shanghai This is an era where mobile Internet is rapidly penetrating and capital is beginning to reshuffle. WeChat public accounts have just shown their dividends, the subsidy war for taxi-hailing software is still lingering, paper media is declining, and self-media is on the rise. Traditional public relations, entertainment agencies, real estate reform, and consumer brands are all being rewritten by new traffic. The surface is urban emotion, but the skeleton is human debt, information gap, resource replacement, and survival and rise in the gaps in the system.