What are some of the most creative advertisements/commercials ever made?

 Some of the Most Creative Advertisement Ever..

1. Ariel (Demonstrating their Whitening Power)

2. Nike (Encouraging People for Physical Activity)

3. Denver Water (Use only What You Need)

4. V-Guard (Your Appliance Living on the Edge)

5. Folger’s Coffee (Folgers, Inviting You to have Steaming Coffee)

6. Hubba Bubba (Describing Infinite Gum Bliss)

7. Sprite

8. McDonald’s (Suggesting Lunch)

9. Coca Cola (Being Really Really Big)

10. Ikea (Design a Bus Station)

Which photo is very creative in the world?

 

What is an “out of the box” technique that you think is very creative?

 1. "Container" for storing drinking water that is round and can be eaten straight away.

2. The power bank is very small but can last for hours.

3. Dining area for Dementia patients.

4. Multi-purpose umbrella.

5. Once this candle has burned out, it can be reused.

6. Onion cutter.

7. Make the child take a bath.

What is an “out of the box” technique that you think is very creative?

 "The Extraordinary Creativity of Chinese People When It Comes to Copying"

This is the atmosphere of prospective students there when facing the university entrance exam.

The examination is quite strict for the participants.

Equipped with sufficiently high-tech tools to monitor the "cheating activities" of prospective students.

Tightly guarded by the police.

This strict supervision and monitoring cannot be separated from the creativity of the people there in cheating during exams:

• Students were caught using high-tech pens that could record test questions, which were then forwarded to someone outside, who then sent the answers to the outsider via a receiver in their ear.

• This is Bajau Dalam, students put a mini camera connected to a cell phone, then a picture is taken, sent to someone outside, and the answer is sent back through a device/receiver in the ear.
• These glasses look ordinary, but are actually an "out of the box" cheating device activated by a coin, it is not yet known how outsiders submit answers.