Many people might think that being a celebrity is a joyful job, constantly in the spotlight and earning a handsome income.
But Zhou Yun really wants to say that frequently giving interviews is truly painful.
This pain originates from the fact that everyone asks similar questions, and Zhou Yun needs to constantly repeat her responses.
This repetition is a huge drain.
Repetition is a drain for anyone.
Humans prefer novelty.
Zhou Yun is no exception.
However, after dealing with different media outlets, Zhou Yun found that each has its own style.
For example, "Victor," as a fashion magazine, mainly features Wan Lanlan who interviews her about fashion, clothing, and some everyday life topics, of course, still closely related to "Behind the Scenes."
"When you're on set, what is your main attire?" Wan Lanlan asks with technical precision, sticking to promoting "Behind the Scenes," yet tailoring the question to meet the preferences of "Victor's" readers.
