Park Ji-hoon looked at Taeyeon's hands and then Taeyeon's eyes. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Taeyeon blinked, with a cute expression.

The corners of Park Min-ah's mouth curled slightly, looking at the two, she didn't think Park Ji-hoon would be so obedient.

Really.

Park Ji-hoon seemed to ponder for a moment, as if he was pondering Taeyeon's intentions - he had already said it clearly - and then raised his hands, put them on Taeyeon's hands, and looked at Taeyeon seriously.

It's like communicating with the heart.

"Flutter!" Park Min-ah chuckled.

"I want a red envelope!" Taeyeon repeated, pouting.

"Giving me all to you, isn't this the biggest red envelope?" Park Ji-hoon said.

Taeyeon grinned, as if she couldn't look at it, but there was a smile on her face.

With Park Zhixun, what more red envelopes do you need?

"But are mobile games so profitable?" Taeyeon asked curiously after gently shaking off his hand.

""The Lost City of Dragons is special. Park Ji-hoon shook his head and said.

Unlike "ClashofClans" and "Minecraft", "Dragon's Maze" comes from Japan for the vast majority of its revenue, but its total income is not inferior to the two, which can only be described as "miraculous" and "incredible".

Nowadays, the income of "Wisdom Dragon Maze", even the mobile game company itself is a little trance, and I always wonder if the backstage has been hacked! The market of "Wisdom Dragon Maze" has stabilized, and the focus of publicity during this period of time was on "Monster Marbles", but who would have thought that after entering December, "Wisdom Dragon Maze" broke out with unbelievable results.

It's not a single day or two outbreak, it seems that there is a trend to maintain the whole December!

That's why Park Min Ah is so happy.

Park Ji-hoon is of course in a good mood, but he usually doesn't show off such numbers, and is more willing to tell Taeyeon and others about his start-ups, such as health and health insurance projects.

will not deliberately hide it, satisfying Taeyeon's curiosity.

It is also a kind of happiness to be with the people you like and chat.

The three of them chatted until 19 o'clock before they left.

Park Ji-hoon goes to the crew, Taeyeon and the members converge to catch the announcement, and Park Min-ah goes home.

That night, Tiffany and the others couldn't wait to return to the villa after the announcement, because Taeyeon deliberately showed off the rice dumplings wrapped in Park Min Ah, needless to say, a sentence of "he ate it" was enough!

During the filming of TV series and movies, actors need to maintain their weight and generally do not overeat!

As a result, needless to say, the remaining zongzi were almost snatched up by them.

Their appetite is surprisingly good when they encounter this kind of thing.

Park Ji-hoon worked overtime all night.

"Lost in the Dragon" is very low-key, although the achievements are remarkable, but Ji Sanghyuk and others did not take advantage of the situation to promote or show off, after all, it is not a native Japanese mobile game company, and it is easy to be subjected to political tilting.

On the other hand, Minecraft is a game that has become "famous" all over the world.

Previously, although the game was already famous, it was still much less popular than its influence. The company in charge and the R&D team are not good at publicity, and the founder Markus Alexei Poisson has too strong a personality and is extremely resistant to all kinds of propaganda methods. In order to take care of his emotions before, Park Ji-hoon did not make large-scale changes in this regard, which is very different from "Wisdom Dragon Maze" and "ClashofClans".

In August of this year, Marcus Alexei Poisson completely left Minecraft, and Park Ji-hoon still maintained the game's true character - this kind of freedom and non-interference has become the hallmark of Minecraft.

However, after November, Park Ji-hoon changed his mind and began to hype it around the world.

In January, Viktorrydberg Middle School in Stockholm, Sweden, made Minecraft a compulsory subject for 13-year-olds. The publicity value of a game that can be recognized by teachers is self-evident, but Minecraft did not make a big deal of publicity for it at the time.

Now, this news has been unearthed and made it to the media in many countries.

There are also many other feats that players have achieved in Minecraft. For example, a group of patient Danes moved Denmark to Minecraft at a 1:1 scale. Yes, every inch of land is there, and this country is 16,602 square miles in size.

There's also MineCon in 2013, an annual Minecraft event where fans can showcase their creativity to the world, including cosplay, merchandise, and all sorts of titles...... More than 8,000 participants from all over the world! The official video was posted online on December 1 and has already sparked solidarity among countless Minecraft fans.

Minecraft lovers have infiltrated all walks of life and ages, including children, youth, the elderly, office workers, students, film directors, designers, and more. When the official "Minecraft" took the initiative to guide, these "Minecraft" lovers from all fields and all corners of the earth burst out with unexpected energy.

"Minecraft doesn't look like a game. It's more like some kind of practical activity, a technological tool, a carrier of culture! Children can design various mechanical structures, make their own art, film their own adventures and upload them to video sites, and even build their own servers......

There's a retro computer culture in Minecraft. In the 80s, children were introduced to personal computers for the first time, and they learned to program in BASIC, exchanging programs with each other, and the same kind of fun and communication that children love Minecraft today. Ianbogost, a professor at Georgia Tech, believes that Minecraft may well be the personal computer of this generation of children. In the era of personal computers, even the president of the United States called on children to learn to code. That generation of children eventually became the pillars of a modern society, so what will happen to the generation of children raised by Minecraft in the future?

Almost everyone who plays Minecraft, or even anyone who watches others play Minecraft, has described the feeling of freedom: there are so many different blocks, and there are so many more to create whatever you want! Players have built the Taj Mahal, the Federation Starship Enterprise in Star Trek, the entire capital in A Song of Ice and Fire, and more.

Policymakers are now eager to increase children's interest in "STEM" subjects (science, technology, engineering and math), and Minecraft has become almost the perfect game we can use in education today.

Minecraft is now priced at $27 and sells 10,000 copies a day! More than 70 million Minecraft-related videos on YouTube......"

The New York Times Magazine did a feature on Minecraft.

In the eyes of many people, it is just a new or just acquaintance with the game called "Minecraft", but in the eyes of some sensitive people, this phenomenon sends a strong signal.

Many people will do some packaging and publicity before selling their company. (To be continued.) )