Zhou Yun discovered a phenomenon: In the hearts of many ordinary people, those who pursue a career as actors seem to be more worldly and experienced. Whether it's friendship or love, they appear harder to attain compared to regular folks—the idea being that if someone tells you a celebrity suddenly fell in love with someone, it would seem odd. And if someone tells you a celebrity feels shy or embarrassed to confess their love, you'd find it even more unbelievable—come on, they're celebrities! Do they even need to feel shy or embarrassed?
In reality, celebrities are nothing more than commercial glows packaged up—truly relying on the halo of personal charm is rare. A good appearance is always appealing, there's nothing wrong with that, but don't judge a book by its cover, or else when the facade crumbles, your world might collapse along with it.
