Yesterday during dinner, Tan Wenbin mentioned that there will be a lottery event this weekend in Shigang Town square.
Nowadays, although the lottery industry has not been established for long in mainland China, the culture of prize-drawing has already become popular with very public-friendly methods.
On a large ground, both sides are lined with uniformed salespeople; the crowd mingles in between. Tickets can be bought one at a time or in boxes, then scratched and claimed right there on the spot.
The first prize is typically a car, prominently displayed at the highest, most visible spot.
Li Zhiyuan feels like each night before he sleeps, it's like holding onto a lottery ticket and waking up is the time to claim the prize.
Moreover, every time there are decent guaranteed wins and often delightful surprises.
For instance, when he woke up this morning, he saw Alii wearing a dark-gold patterned horse skirt matched with a white top, appearing both striking and refined.
