Criticism of Famous Chinese Figures

Author: An Ran
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book argues that the trend of "fake" popularity is still booming, so the current notable figures are all included in their critiques – which are actually "scoldings" – and they scold with great enthusiasm, wit, and humor, making readers laugh out loud. Here are two examples: Chen Kaige: He raised a white flag for the Fifth Generation Directors; Ni Ping: The emotional sister who uses tears for her performances.
Introduction: This book attempts to uphold the calmness and depth of the masters, using a critical gaze to examine the ever-expanding bubbles of thought. In a society where scolding is rampant, a healthy critical awareness has become a rare beacon of light. This book is not intended to bring someone down for pleasure but to approach with honesty, wit, and humor, striving to rebuild a rational critical environment to accompany readers in discerning what kind of figures those publicly revered celebrities truly are, as well as the groups they represent and the somewhat illusory social phenomena they reveal.