Dry the white-collar

Author: Nübao Magazine
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "Fashion Deeply Deep" is a miracle of creation, a surprise brought by trying; "Drying the Office Lady" is what is gained after letting go, what is achieved after effort. And how much of "Blue B Minor" carries the realization spoken of by Pushkin that "what is past will become dear," and how much of it holds the hope expressed by Shelley that "if winter comes, can spring be far behind?" This book is a collection of essays about office ladies. It selects three themes: their focus on fashion, their work status, and their choices of travel destinations. The release of this book is purely because I wanted to convey my joy. For some time now, colleagues at the magazine have known that I highly praise the fashion edition of "Nübao" magazine—not just because its circulation has been steadily rising, growing faster than I expected; nor just because its articles ared in publications like "Reader" and "Youth Digest" every issue. Rather, it brings me very real joy.