Unmakeup for celebrities

Author: Miao Ye
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: In Miao Ye's interview collection, a quiet and reserved girl dares to challenge the renowned and famous figures. She is not fawning or overly polite; of course, she does not pretend to be something she is not or feign deep thoughts. However, her questions are indeed sharp, a bit intimidating, and straight to the point. Without proper mental preparation, one might be stumped, speechless, or at a loss for words. Fortunately, the interviewee is also very authentic, and both parties engage in free and unrestricted exchanges in an atmosphere of equality and harmony. There are back-and-forth collisions, as well as evasions or even avoiding the issue. It's like a high-level intellectual game—where the Taoist is one step ahead and the demon is one step behind. In the battle of wits and courage, profound insights and witty remarks dazzle the audience, honest truths touch the heart, and groundbreaking statements frequently appear. The characters' personalities, temperaments, and appearances are fully revealed. After reading this book, you will truly get close to the hearts of these celebrities who have taken off their stage costumes and masks. You will also seriously consider the troubles and alluring questions that celebrities face, which you too encounter.