A Grandmaster in the Entertainment Industry

I stumbled upon this book, and although it's been finished for a long time, I still feel compelled to say that, despite being a novel, it's frustrating that a respected inheritor of traditional Chinese martial arts shouldn't focus on practicing it properly but instead chooses to be a celebrity. Isn't that penny-wise and pound-foolish? Perhaps the author's own celebrity obsession led to this characterization?

I don't think Cherie Chung is very pretty.