Of course, the object of these screams wasn't Cheng Daqi.
CEO Cheng was intermittently trending in Hua Country with earth-shattering news, but in America, he stayed excessively low-profile, rarely appearing in public. Caution was etched into his bones—a habit—and yet, when it came to taking risks, he was incredibly bold. This was not contradictory.
Today was the day UCLA signed a cooperation agreement with MAS. Through Mi'er's efforts, UCLA's Journalism and Art schools became MAS's partner institutes, and together they established the "West Coast Breakthrough Media Research Institute."
The name sounded a bit weird, but to outsiders, it seemed profound and impressive. It was unclear whether the leadership of the two institutes was satisfied, but CEO Cheng was quite pleased.
He wanted it to sound profound and impressive, he wanted it to sound intimidating.
