Ever since Director Li had come to the Bird's Nest last time to provide them with on-site guidance, Director Ou had felt as if he had been enlightened.
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Although the task was still arduous, he felt that he had grasped the key to solving the problem.
How could they convey a sense of high technology while also delivering visual impact?
Simple. No matter what, first throw some cool, dazzling high-tech stuff right in the audience's faces.
After speaking with Liu Wei, a renowned domestic director of popcorn action blockbusters, Ou Haifeng immediately took his secretary's advice and had someone contact NTT, the company responsible for designing the holographic system for the Tokyo Olympics.
The moment NTT heard that it was a major order involving cooperation with a Hua Nation government department, it was equally decisive and immediately dispatched professional engineers from its Tokyo headquarters to inspect the site.
A Toyota pulled up at the entrance to the Bird's Nest.
Seeing the two Japanese men get out of the car, Ou Haifeng's secretary, Wu Yuanhang, immediately stepped forward with a warm smile.
"Mr. Nagaoka, you've finally arrived! Please allow me to introduce you. The gentleman behind me is Director Ou Haifeng, the head of our office."
"Hello, Director Ou." Nagaoka Keiichi, a senior engineer at the NTT Group, extended his right hand and spoke in fluent Chinese. "It's a pleasure to meet you."
"Hello, hello. You've come from so far away. You must have had a hard journey."
"Not at all." After the pleasantries, Nagaoka Keiichi turned his gaze toward the Bird's Nest behind Director Ou and continued, "Is this where you plan to install the holographic system?"
"More precisely, inside the stadium," Director Ou said.