On the morning of June 5th, at the final event of the "Gree's 10,000-Mile Journey" Xi'an stop, the Gree refrigerator long-distance challenge convoy, which had set off six days prior from the Yuli Garden in Doumen, Zhuhai, arrived in Xi'an. The route traversed cities including Ganzhou, Changsha, Wuhan, and Zhengzhou, successfully transporting fresh lychees from Zhuhai to Xi'an over a vast distance while ensuring their freshness and quality remained intact.
During the live-streamed finale event, Gree Electric Appliances,Inc.Of Zhuhai CMO Zhu Lei joined the broadcast. He guided viewers on a virtual tour of the "Great Tang Never Sleeps City" while explaining the original intent and thoughtful design behind this challenge campaign. Coinciding with the approach of the national college entrance exams, a time when examinees traditionally hope for success, Zhu Lei offered his best wishes to this year's candidates when the live stream reached the foot of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda in Xi'an.
"I wish all the students and young friends about to take the national college entrance exams the best of luck in achieving top honors on the golden list and securing immediate success," Zhu Lei stated directly. "The college entrance exam is a significant life choice, but it is not the final destination. Regardless of whether this experience leads you to higher education or helps you gain new expertise in your field, we wish you all perseverance in pursuing your dreams on the road ahead and attaining the life you desire."
"Today, the college entrance exam can change a person's destiny. Such examinations have existed since ancient times. In the Tang Dynasty, those who passed the highest imperial examinations, the Jinshi, gained a special privilege. The walls in front of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda were not for anyone to inscribe. You had to pass the exam, be received by the emperor, and be appointed as a high-ranking official before your name could be recorded on the Pagoda," Zhu Lei remarked.
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