I don't have an appointment with a celebrity.

Author: Cui Shuwen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Men fear choosing the wrong profession" Thirty years ago, this immature adult who loved reading since childhood, thinking that love for books should be his profession, entered the library. Now, it seems that just as "love" and "marriage" cannot be equated, he had "chosen the wrong profession." Fortunately, five years before the "work countdown" of this bookworm, he accidentally landed the job of "personality data interview," giving him an opportunity to "get to know people" besides reading. Thus, this person born in the year of the Monkey and Horse, who loves novelty and is restless, was no longer confined to sitting at a desk, meditating, or dealing with old books, but could also move around. At the end, he wrote this book himself, recording his "work (path) heart (road) journey" over the past five years. Cui Shuwen's I Have No Appointment with Famous People is a book about interviews with famous people from Hunan. The author is employed by the "Hunan Famous People Data Center," which has given him the opportunity to interact with many famous people from Hunan. Through close encounters with these celebrities, the book vividly narrates the unique personalities and little-known anecdotes of numerous domestic and foreign celebrities such as Huang Yongyun, Tang Haoming, Tan Dun, Zhang Yang, Wang Yuewen, He Mande, Yang Anxiang, and Huang Meizhi, showcasing the hardships and twists in their lives behind their achievements and expressing the spirit of striving and upward progress that life should have. The narration is vivid, and the language is concise.