Exercise 5: Talking about 50-word advertising composition.

After searching for a long time in the street and on TV, I finally found two advertisements that I think are better. Let's start with the first one. I finally found this across from 800 companions. It's a shoe store, and in the shop, it's written in striking big letters: "Non-"general feeling. Although it has only six children, it actually has profound significance. Its original intention is to tell people that wearing their shoes is not a feeling of wearing ordinary shoes, but a strange and comfortable feeling, not a general feeling. At first glance, people feel that they want to try it and see what kind of unusual feeling it is. In addition, the word "fly" has the homonym of "fly". Think about it, the general feeling of "flying" gives people a kind of light feeling, which can make people want to be light, want to wear it on their feet, and walk at that relaxed pace, as if they can really fly. I believe that after reading this advertisement, you must also want to buy a pair of shoes and experience comfort and ease. Next, I want to introduce you to an advertisement for Coca-Cola that I saw on TV: There is no best, only better. I believe everyone is familiar with this advertisement, which shows that Coca-Cola Company is also very modest. Coca-Cola is getting better and better every year. I believe everyone agrees with this, but they still say in the advertisement that "there is no best, only better". This is the first reason why I think it is good. Secondly, this slogan can also be regarded as a life motto. Yes, there is no perfect road in life, there is no best thing, only something better than the original. For example, in learning, some people think that they will always be the best because they have achieved good results temporarily, and they will not work hard, which will eventually lead to a sharp decline in their grades, just like rabbits in the "tortoise-rabbit race". What we really want to learn is the tortoise's spirit of "there is no best, only better". It finally surpassed the tortoise but was not proud, and continued to pursue "better". Students, don't regard temporary success as eternal success, but always pursue "better"! These are two advertisements that I think are better. what do you think?