Orange Tango

Author: Kong Jinghui
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: A Film-Themed Book About the Charm of Color. What is cinema? This book interprets the dream of light and shadow with words. Perhaps this doesn’t align with your usual way of expression, lacking subtlety and elegance. So, let me tell you in a slightly cosmopolitan tone, objectively and coolly, maintaining a one-meter distance: this book might not be for you. It doesn’t concern itself with SPF values or lip color palettes, nor does it delve into tea, coffee, or eggs cooked to 30% or 50% doneness. For other more materialistic things, it simply doesn’t speak to them—because that would be an insult to the book. What is cinema? This book interprets the dream of light and shadow with words. Perhaps this doesn’t align with your usual way of expression, lacking subtlety and elegance, so let me tell you in a slightly cosmopolitan tone, objectively and coolly, maintaining a one-meter distance: this book might not be for you. It doesn’t concern itself with SPF values or lip color palettes, nor does it delve into tea, coffee, or eggs cooked to 30% or 50% doneness. For other more materialistic things, it simply doesn’t speak to them—that would be an insult to the book.