This is an interesting advertisement. Read it several times and experience it. It shouldn't be hard to understand. The meaning is as follows:

It was a tram driver who was so absorbed in "appreciating" the Land Rover next to him that he couldn't even drive steadily, so he braked for a while, causing the passengers to stagger. The theme is of course to praise the "aurora" in the advertisement. And the way you look at the driver is obviously not envy, but nostalgia!

Attach the small print at the bottom of the advertisement: You told me your story and the world you once owned, but in my heart, there is still the love you once gave. I want to go back to the past, even for a moment, but time will not stay, it will fly away. In the lower right corner, a message similar to "Smoking is harmful to health" on a cigarette box is printed, "Travel safely, please obey the traffic laws".

How much does an advertising plan affect the sales of a car? In fact, the spread of advertising far exceeds its own meaning. If an advertisement spreads at a high frequency, the influence of the model it contains will be better than that of the same class.

In all fields of vehicles, off-road vehicles are very dependent on advertising, because compared with the space, comfort and high configuration of family cars, the powerful power and passability of off-road vehicles can be more intuitively displayed through advertisements, among which Land Rover is like a relatively independent existence-its advertisement does not say how far it can cross-country, but how expensive it is!

Land Rover's first appearance as an aristocrat was to challenge Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie, which has 99 bends and 999 steps and is famous at home and abroad. Even pedestrians will be intimidated, but Land Rover completed this challenge with its first plug-in hybrid Land Rover Range Rover Sport P400e.