Beleza Suprema
Histórias sobre o mundo do entretenimento, narrativas dentro de narrativas, histórias de ascensão. Meu rosto é comum, mas quero me tornar uma grande estrela, uma estrela brilhante — foi o que Meng Kaiyan, aos 15 anos, gravou na sua escrivaninha. Aos 15 anos, Meng Kaiyan ganhou um jogo de customização de rostos, um jogo especial. O especial era que o rosto a ser moldado era o dela mesma. Quanto tempo leva para passar de alguém comum para alguém de feições delicadas e encantadoras? Três anos. E de feições delicadas para uma beleza extraordinária? Mais três anos. Mas... quando a aparência se torna um fardo para a obra, quando o rosto atrapalha a criação, quanto tempo leva para descartar a aparência e revelar o interior? Meng Kaiyan refletiu: "Trinta anos." Naquele momento, Meng Kaiyan já havia conquistado três grandes slams, sendo considerada a maior atriz da sua época, uma superestrela reconhecida nacional e internacionalmente, dominando a indústria cinematográfica há trinta anos. — Esta é uma história sobre reconciliação consigo mesma.
Beleza Suprema
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“My name is Meng Kaiyan, I am sixteen years old and come from Shanghai. I have acted in several productions including ‘Legend of the Ming King’ and ‘Bloody Eve,’ and I possess rich acting experience...”
Before the mirror, the young girl’s lips curled slightly into a smile, her eyes bright and lively. Her voice was not particularly strong or commanding, but it was crisp and clear, like wind chimes hanging by a window.
She greeted first, then introduced herself, speaking clearly and confidently, with a steady tone that subtly conveyed some excitement and enthusiasm.
“I love the character Zhong Qiaohua deeply, and I look forward to meeting her. She was born in old China but grew up in the new society. Through her, I can clearly understand the society of the last century, that vibrant and flourishing society... Mom,” the girl in front of the mirror suddenly furrowed her brow and turned to the woman leaning by the door, “This phrase isn’t quite right. ‘Vibrant and flourishing’ doesn’t quite fit.”
The woman straightened up and thought carefully, “Indeed, it’s not quite right. The last century is divided into two parts.”
“Ah!” The woman grew anxious and paced around, “Change it, find another word to replace it.”
“Let’s leave it like this!” The man in the living room, sweating profusely, took a big gulp of water and said to the two women, “We need to get going. This time we have to be there early. That Chen Wangba is a pain—damn casting director’s assistant, with more airs than the director himself. If you need somet
