Women writers' love adventures

Author: Xi Juan
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: In the eyes of readers, female writers are all supposed to look the same; they cannot be too "safe" in appearance, with an ideal figure being slim and tall, or even petite and delicate. Their entire demeanor must radiate something called "elegance," with every gesture exuding an undeniable scholarly aura. Then, when interacting with readers, it’s best to have a hint of mysterious reluctance, to pique their curiosity even further! Never believe what readers say in their letters: whether you’re round or flat, we love you for your talent, so come out bravely! If you take that to heart, you’re doomed! Because there was once a best-selling literary writer, after achieving fame, who hesitantly printed her own portrait on the back cover after much urging. Let’s see what others said about it? On the direct side: "Heaven! How dare she show her face like this?" A more malicious critique might be: "Ah! The publisher’s great kindness, sending a door god photo to ward off evil?"