I'm a pro!

Author: Dong Peng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Dong Peng's novel Living is a Struggle caused a sensation. In 2002, it became one of the most influential bestsellers of the year with the news headline "Exposing the Dark Side of the Rankings." In this book, I'm a Big Shot, Yeah! (I am a Star!), the author subtly incorporates the theme of "" ( behind-the-scenes operations). It tells the story of Mi Duoduo, who, after becoming a "big shot," faces awkward situations on the radio, being constantly exhausted and constrained, trapped in struggles and unable to escape. Following the sensational success of Living is a Struggle, Dong Peng's second emotionally charged work, I'm a Big Shot, Yeah! makes a passionate debut. I'm dizzy, dizzy, dizzy! He presents conspiracies and tricks in an accessible manner; he throws too much slang at the highbrow. He's really tired, either staying cooped up or traveling the world, so free-spirited that he sheds his skin and survives in the harshest conditions—ah?—he, he's become a big shot! Radio DJ Mi Duoduo and Dave, who co-host the live program Rap Across Eight Thousand Li from different locations, become the "darlings" of the Chinese broadcasting industry. Both win major awards in the National Broadcasting Music Program Host Competition and achieve fame and popularity, ultimately becoming "big shots." Out of necessity, Mi Duoduo reluctantly co-hosts the TV program Music Phoenix City with her "ex"—Wang Ying. She meets the singer Yu Wei and, leveraging her years of experience "soaking in" the entertainment industry, transforms her into a promising songwriter on the China Song Chart Top 100. To promote Mi Duoduo's novel Living is a Struggle, with Dave's "coordinated planning," they use the entertainment media to "promote" the theme "Exposing the Dark Side of the Rankings," causing a sensation. Not stopping there, with the help of Mi Duoduo's assistant Ke Mingwei, they ultimately "destroy" the "All-Asia Authoritative Rankings," leading to the closure of Music Entertainment Weekly. This book continues the author's creative style, gathering numerous original and emotional phrases into passages that weave through the plot, creating a "new audio-visual experience of words."