This is a love involving family hatred.
This is a person's self-salvation to change his destiny.
This is a testimony to the stormy history of the post office.
This is a game of conspiracy.
This is a winning battle for hackers to overthrow the commercial monopoly.
This story taught us some mall wisdom:
what we sell is not technology, but marketing.
We do not provide the best service, but the only service.
Money can provide motivation before it reaches employees.
Therefore, although Anko Mopok looks inconspicuous, the wisdom of money is spread everywhere. All aspiring entrepreneurs must come here. Also, I'm really not a member of the Travel Industry Association!
(PS: Please forgive me for not being able to remember their names. Just now there was a spell that scared away all the names in my mind. Be light-hearted, the names are just abbreviations. And please put down the tiles in your hand, thank you .)
This story explains the birth of stamps: in the
past, postmen used the postmark to indicate that the money for the letter has been paid, our smart hero simply printed the postmark on paper for people to buy and paste. But the owner of the printing shop said that a three-year-old child can draw one of this postmark. Our smart male protagonist felt that a complicated portrait could solve this problem, so the portrait of the postman appeared on the first edition of the stamp. The stamps were sold out, and the postman hurried to get them again-as an avid needle lover, he also missed a rare collection for this reason-only to find that they were still cutting slowly! mail! ticket! He was so disappointed that he took out his needle collection sadly-look! What did he find! A piece of paper with a dotted line poked by a needle can easily be torn apart neatly! So the turning point appeared again. Of course, such a special experience allowed the postman to leave the needle collection he was obsessed with, and start the history of stamp collection instead. Whenever you caress the lace of the first edition stamp with a cherished mood, please don't forget this great inventor.
This story also tells us an important truth: you will have to pay it back sooner or later if you get out of it.
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