Chapter 21: The final sprint
When Li Qingyang sat down and began talking with Sun Man, Su Can had a rough idea of what they were discussing. Although he had only been at No. 27 Middle School for a week, he had already heard something of the reputation of its school magazine, Morning Blossoms. Many prominent figures who had graduated from No. 27 Middle School had once helped run the magazine, which directly accounted for its sponsorship by more than twenty-five companies within the province.
The external edition of Morning Blossoms had even made its way into the libraries of major universities, openly shelved alongside publications such as Finance Magazine and Reader's Digest.
Those prominent figures, once mere brats but now among the upper ranks controlling society's resources, still felt nostalgic about the magazine they had worked on in their youth. As a nonprofit school publication, Morning Blossoms had never lacked support from contacts and organizations outside the school.
This was a tremendous asset!
In this day and age, people's awareness of business opportunities had yet to turn toward the enormous potential of campuses. For Su Can, this should have been an excellent opportunity. In the future... consumer magazines distributed directly on campuses had easily captured university consumer markets, guiding spending in shopping, entertainment, trends, fashion, training, dining, and many other areas.
Students today, especially university students, were not actually that disconnected from society, but they lacked a link. The student market remained an untapped pie, yet Su Can, with his soul spanning two lifetimes, knew that it held enormous business opportunities.
At present, while all sorts of business opportunities were still brewing, no one would turn their attention to the little world of leafy campuses.
Ge City had more than twenty major educational institutions, including several key high schools