[Audience Recruitment: Ages 18-35, all genders welcome, daily pay 120, includes two meals at noon, contact number:...]
["The Voice" live audience recruitment, interested parties please contact...]
Somehow, a variety of advertisements started popping up in part-time job groups, campus networks, and social circles at various universities. Each ad carried the name "The Voice of China," and some even included pictures.
Most students keen on part-time jobs didn't care much about the specifics of the program. They'd glance at the address and, if it seemed convenient, head on over. But there were also those whose curiosity was piqued by the name "The Voice of China," and they wondered what kind of program it was.
"I just saw an ad for audience recruitment in the part-time job group. Have you guys heard of this program?"
"What program? Is it from CCTV? Where are they filming it?"
