若干年前,第一只由日本商人制作的霓红灯广告出现在国际饭店楼顶,入夜灯火闪烁,引起上海市民的新鲜、怀疑和反感,曾掀起过一阵骚动。时至今日,不管你愿不愿意,广告都以铺天盖地之势而来,令人想起当年的红海洋。广告现在已经成了人们看得最多听得最多的东西了。广告闯红灯 1993年伊始,中国广告界、新闻界等有关部门就为几则广告闹得沸沸扬扬。首先,在举世闻名的南京长江 A few years ago, the first neon sign produced by a Japanese businessman appeared on the roof of an international hotel building. The lights flashed in the night and caused the Shanghai residents to be fresh, skeptical and disgusted. It caused a stir. Even today, whether you like it or not, advertisements come in overwhelming momentum, reminiscent of the red ocean. Advertisements have now become what people see most often. Advertising has become a red light Since the beginning of 1993, the Chinese advertising industry, the press, and other relevant departments have buzzed with several advertisements. First of all, in the world famous Nanjing Yangtze River