The first rule of being a model, you don't talk. The second rule of being a model, refer to rule number one.
The inevitable pseudo intellectualization of the pseudo model begins. Epic Fail. I like her the same regardless. (note to Chau: don't be intimidated, if you were, by this professor or the academic setting, his questions aren't necessarily hard or intellectually challenging. If you feel like it's a dumb question, probably it is. What's profound is how far you have gone from where you were to where you are now. Enjoy your fame and fortune.)
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it's the best video that you have uploaded in these days, well done, Professor Black
ReplyDelete周秀娜駕到，大學生也為之瘋狂。演講在傍晚六時三十分舉行，記者六時到達會場門口，竟然「鬼影冇隻」，原來大學生怕醜不敢排隊，直至十多分鐘後，在工作人員再三要求下，一班同學終於「豁出去」，排隊人數迅即多達二百餘人，最終整個四百座位的演講廳爆滿。講座開始後，聽眾反應大致分為四類，有的興奮投入，有的無表情齋寫筆記，有的半途離開，有的目訓著覺。
ReplyDelete主講教授開講近一小時後，周秀娜終於登場，旋即惹起哄動，學生大叫兼鼓掌。期間教授引用《西廂記》以牡丹喻性，套入周秀娜的刷牙、食雪糕經典寫真時，即引起學生哄堂大笑。教授的問題也考起周秀娜，她索性答「完全唔明」，部分學生竊竊私語，更有學生指她「咁鬼膚淺o架」。
周秀娜的魅力也不是人人受落，在她演講期間，有人覺得無厘頭，中途退場，亦見有學生悶到目訓著。但周秀娜離開會場時，有百多名學生為求近距離一睹風采，將周包圍，周要由多名保安護送上車。 本報記者
周秀娜與教授對答撮錄
ReplyDelete2009/10/08 來源：on.cc
李：你覺得呢個年紀o既人，有乜共同特色？
周：冇電腦會死，好多時o係網上搵資料。
李：除o左呢樣，生活上呢？
周：大家都好鍾意好爆o既o野、差異好大o既o野，（全場笑）例如巴士阿叔。
李：有乜差異？
周：er……（答唔出）大家都追求刺激，依家年輕人好鍾意玩自拍，我都係其中一個。
李：你係咪覺得呢代人好鍾意激烈情緒同情感上得到愉悅？
周：好深喎。（全場大笑和拍手）
李：自拍愉悅係咪快樂一種？自拍同反叛有冇關係？
周：個個定義唔同，以前鍾意，依家係工作一部分，o的人用呢種方法放上網，證明自己o既存在。
李：自拍同反叛有冇關係？
周：你指情色成分？
李：唔係，我指係反叛……
周：我覺得自拍好開心。
李：有冇曾經後悔？例如為讀書冇睇一場騷。
周：我好後悔冇好好讀書。
李：對於我冇睇騷，你有乜comment？
周：教授，我好難comment你。（部分人拍手）
李：依家年輕人係點？
周：我唔係好理解依家o既年輕人，因我都唔了解自己，要搞掂自己先。
李：咁你有冇衝動同欲望梳理自己？
周：你可唔可以講多次？係咪逃離？
李：係好好了解自己。
周：會呀，有時唔知自己做緊乜，係想知自己點解要咁做。
李：你覺得年輕人追求自己或做緊乜o野係咪好重要？
周：好深。我諗係重要o既，唔係追求自己，係追求自己o既目標，係無止境追求更高位置，對我o黎講係一種快樂。
李：快樂對你o黎講係咩？「你快唔快樂」？
周：快樂，我好鍾意自己o既工作，雖然過程有唔開心、有困難。快樂係自己追求，唔可以停留，要知道自己為乜而笑。
That "professor" and the way he asked his pseudo-intellectual questions, OMG, it's even more embarrassing listening to him than listening to Chau! (And I'm speaking as an academic of course...)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, well done LCL, at least you spelt "pseudo" right, not like those so-called "journalists" at Hong Kong Standard (the complimentary newspaper we got at the HK hotel), who reported on the phenomenon of "peudo" models. Oh, kill me now!
Hong Kong Standard doesn't want to come across as an elite newspaper so they intentionally misspelt the word "pseudo." Understandable. Actually I misspelt one myself and just got it corrected. But I pride myself being a semi-illiterate. Ha ha.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know why the English term for "Leng Mo" is pseudo-model instead of, say, teenage model? Is it because the word pseudo has the connotation that they're not properly trained as models and so they're unprofessional when they do their modeling work?
ReplyDeleteLook, buddies, how excited wp2007 were when you blogged about Chau [or Chow?]. He/She was so carried away that he/she left three comments in a row here. I won't surprise.
Sid
"自拍同反叛有冇關係？" -> if he threw this at me, i wouldn't know how to reply anyway. XD
ReplyDeleteSid: I don't know why "Leng Mo" has become pseudo model. I don't know exactly the etymoloy of the Chinese "Leng Mo" but I guess there is just not a good English translation to it. So to take the essence of part of it it uses pseudo and drops the other meanings, like young, kiddie. I don't know if you can come up with a better term, kiddie quasi-model. That would be closer to the Cantonese coinage of "Leng Mo."
ReplyDeletewp2007 is very excitable when it come s to Leng Mo. Actually modern and contemporary history as well. Actually I have to thank him for the transcript. I didn't read that. And the video is definitely biased with the voice over add-on video animation.
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I would say yes. Self-photography is a form of exhibitionism which is a way to standout in the mass, to be different, to be noticed. Not or even just another cog of the machinery. So yes.