When Xu Wan was sixteen, he was sitting by the lake and was so hungry that he wanted to jump in. Ten minutes of relief, so easy.
> Until a bowl of piping hot noodles and a question grabbed her: "Would you like to eat?"
> Following Lao Zhou in Hengdian, struggling to survive in dusty lunch boxes, she has only one dream: to eat enough and become a fat person.
> The Lama Temple is filled with incense, and others seek a bright future. She half-jokingly said: "Bodhisattva, let me rely on my face to eat, so that I can have enough to eat every day."
> When the ashes fall on your shoulders, your wishes come true.
>The price is: the hungrier the body is, the more beautiful it will be; the more stunningly beautiful it will be, the more deadly it will be when it is hungry. **
> She became famous overnight, and the camera chased her thrilling "feeling of brokenness".
> Off camera, she is the "Buddha on the set" and the "lunchbox killer", teetering on the tightrope of hunger.
> Rumors about anorexia, smear campaigns by competitors, health on the verge of collapse...
> When "living on face" becomes a curse, make a wish and stand on the edge of the abyss: Should you continue to burn your life and chase the illusory starlight? Or put down the bowl and find yourself who just wants to have a full meal?
Intention: Real "living on face" cannot last long. Only with strength and clear self-awareness can we find a balance point to settle down and live in the glitzy world.