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Key words

sweeps across the globe 风靡全球

smartphone apps 手机应用

commercialization 商业化

creative and educative 有创造性和教育意义

vivid and dynamic 生动活泼

goods, products 商品

attractive 有吸引力的

ads on internet 网络广告

display ads 播放广告

1. Are there many ads in your country?

Yes, there’re many ads in my country, seen on newspapers, TV, smartphone apps, in bus stops, streets, taxis, and even in subway tunnels.

Today ads are everywhere. Whether you like them or not, you’re seeing them all days.

I believe the same thing happens in most of the countries; after all they have become a symbol of the commercialization that sweeps across the globe.

2. Why do you think there are so many ads now?

They’re a symbol and an important part of the commercialization that has swept across the globe.

Ads are made to catch our attention so that we can get the information that the companies want us to know from an insignificant glance.

Putting ads on TV and other public medias is costly, so merchants are looking for every possible place to put their ads. As a result, there’re so many ads everywhere.

3. What are the places where we see ads?

Those could be on TV, newspapers, smartphone apps, in buses, taxis, public boards along the street, stations, and so on.

I even heard that several pages of ads were found in the textbook of junior high school in Guangdong.

4. How do you feel about ads?

Usually I don’t hate them, because most of them don’t make me uncomfortable.

But sometimes I got irritated about them because they showed up and interrupted me when I was doing something important.

I hate ads showing up when I play smartphone games and watching TV programs.

5. What kind of ads do you like the most?

I like ads that are creative and educative.

There’re many advertising creativity competitions, on which we can see a lot of examples. I saw an ads in a movie theater, that was before the beginning.

In the big screen was a first perspective scene of driving a car, it kept playing for a few seconds, then all the audiences got a telephone message and we took our phones out to check it, when the car in the screen crashed.

That was an ads of driving safety.