Shandong commercial newspaper reporter Yang Fang Intern Wang Yikun
the public is not selling newspaper rack to buy newspaper reporter Wang Xiaofeng Intern Zhao Tianyi
"you set up the unsold newspaper rack, let us look at the newspaper is more convenient, or wait to wait for the queue is boring." Yesterday, there were nearly 200 newspapers sold in the 12 hospitals in the provincial capital, which only sold 76 copies of the Ji'nan military region general hospital.
8:00 yesterday morning, 22 "unmanned newspaper rack" located in 12 hospitals in the provincial capital city had already released the newspaper and each newspaper rack was 30 copies. The newspapers in Qilu Hospital were most popular, 2 p.m. and 30 newspapers sold out.
the Ji'nan military region general office set up the "unmanned newspaper rack" the most, each floor has one, a total of 8. Up to 3 p.m. yesterday, 76 newspapers had been sold here. "There are a lot of people waiting in the registration office. They tend to buy a newspaper and watch it, so the sales effect will be better." Reporters noted that at 10:30 a.m., 18 copies were sold in this place.
the outpatient Hall of Shandong traffic hospital also has an unmanned newspaper rack set up by this newspaper. Mr. Sun is reading the newspaper. "Nobody sells newspapers in such a good way that they don't have to go to a newsstand to buy them; the only flaw is that they are not like the newsstands that can be exchanged for small change." A nurse told reporters that the unsold newspaper shelf would be more popular if it was in the hospital or transfusion room. "The first floor is mainly a number of emergency medical signs, in a hurry, the people in the newspaper may not be so much."
in the outpatient building of Shandong mental health center, in just a few minutes, the reporter saw two patients' family members bought the newspaper. "I wanted to go out and buy it. I turned around and saw that there were still no newspapers in the hospital, so that I wouldn't have to run out in a hot day."
10:54, reporters rushed to Shandong Armed Police Hospital, once entered the outpatient hall, found the unmanned newspaper rack beside the consultation desk. "When I was on duty in the morning, I saw a lot of people looking over here." The nurse on duty told reporters, "a lot of patients and their families do not know that there are no unsold newspapers here, some of the patients with newspapers in hand or their families are still very surprised when they are registered. I believe that with the time of unmanned newspaper rack getting longer and longer, people will know more and more, and they will sell more and more slowly.