Behind the Scenes of Emotions: A Journal of China's First Privacy Hotline Host

Author: Qing Shi Jun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Xu Na, whose father is the deputy governor and mother serves in the provincial military region, owned a piano at the age of three and became a model student at seven. At eleven, she was admitted to the Military Arts College, and by fifteen, she was promoted to become a dancer in the dance troupe of a certain headquarters of the People's Liberation Army. Such an early start made many envious, but a few years later, she became an unmarried mother due to a successful man in his forties. After many twists and turns, she fled to a distant land to escape this painful experience. This is one of the stories in the long-form documentary novel Behind the Scenes of Emotions.
Qing Shi Jun is China's first privacy hotline host. This article is the first time this behind-the-scenes hero of public privacy has fully disclosed the real process of his secret work. The work reveals the extreme misfortunes and embarrassing emotional lives of contemporary Chinese people whileing the moving stories of saving those who are lost in emotions, which are little-known to the public.