hard to be a woman, harder to be a famous one(2)
发布: 2011-11-19 02:57 | 作者: bajfw | 来源: 北美中医网--www.natcm.com
She spent the 80s performing in numerous movies and winning virtually every top acting award that China had to offer. A superstar and teenage idol, ローン コーナーLiu was always followed by tons of fans.
Liu also created many "firsts"—the first actress in the Chinese mainland to cooperate with a Hong Kong director, the first hostess of the first CCTV Spring Festival Gala—which kept her at the center of attention throughout the 80s.
Plunging into business
Always unique, Liu launched herself intoレンタルサーバー business just as she hit the peak of her artistic career, becoming the first actress to take on the corporate world.
Starting in 1990, Liu set up her own company in real estate and spread her interests to the food industry, cosmetics, advertising and eventually film production.
"When I was on a plane and looking down at the lTOEICandscape, I always felt that there was nothing in the world that I was not capable of," commented Liu on her business talents.
From property investments to directing television shows, Liu became very rich, and repeated her success story by making it onto Forbes' list of the 50 richest Chinese businesspeople in 1999 at the age of 45.
Her three autobiographical books My Road (1983)， My Eight Years (1992) and From A Movie Star to A Billionaire (1995) all topped the best-selling charts, ディズニーランド ツアー コミュニケーaccording to China Daily.
"From being the first Chinese star, she became China's first female billionaire, and the change in Liu in a way reflects the change in Chinese society," reported Radio France International.
Liu also created many "firsts"—the first actress in the Chinese mainland to cooperate with a Hong Kong director, the first hostess of the first CCTV Spring Festival Gala—which kept her at the center of attention throughout the 80s.
Plunging into business
Always unique, Liu launched herself intoレンタルサーバー business just as she hit the peak of her artistic career, becoming the first actress to take on the corporate world.
Starting in 1990, Liu set up her own company in real estate and spread her interests to the food industry, cosmetics, advertising and eventually film production.
"When I was on a plane and looking down at the lTOEICandscape, I always felt that there was nothing in the world that I was not capable of," commented Liu on her business talents.
From property investments to directing television shows, Liu became very rich, and repeated her success story by making it onto Forbes' list of the 50 richest Chinese businesspeople in 1999 at the age of 45.
Her three autobiographical books My Road (1983)， My Eight Years (1992) and From A Movie Star to A Billionaire (1995) all topped the best-selling charts, ディズニーランド ツアー コミュニケーaccording to China Daily.
"From being the first Chinese star, she became China's first female billionaire, and the change in Liu in a way reflects the change in Chinese society," reported Radio France International.