Sophie Marceau is the dream girl of French men, an idol and an international superstar sought after by countless movie fans. She is not only beautiful but also has a beautiful pen. Her book is written in an essay style, written from the first-person point of view of a performing

Sophie Marceau is the dream lover of French men. She is an idol and international superstar sought after by countless movie fans. She is not only beautiful but also has a beautiful pen. Her book is written in an essay style, written from the first-person point of view of a performing woman. The book has fourteen chapters, and each chapter is divided into several paragraphs. She read so many movies, literary scripts, and that she unknowingly wrote a split-shot literary script. The women in the book are talking about other people's affairs, but they are similar to some aspects of Sophie's life. They are virtual and real, the most personal. She liked this book very much.

Sophie Marceau often reads. Like the woman in the book, she "likes to read in the morning, but rarely sits upright and flips through the pages. The race against time disappears when reading." She always buys books. Carefully selected, only the best ones, those that meet the standards of world literature. She named the book "The Lying Woman" because it fits the identity of the character and involves various problems that a person will encounter when he is twenty, such as smoking and drinking, love between men and women, doing bad things, and self-destruction. "I" lies with a feminine tone and is easier to be forgiven. He pretends to be pitiful, doesn't believe anyone, doesn't tell the truth, likes to be mysterious, and likes to keep a lot of things secret.

The first person "I" is used in the book for the convenience of expression. After all, Sophie is not a writer who can write out the characters' personalities and cannot tell a story from beginning to end. The book is about her observations of others, as well as her emotions and experiences. It took four years to write this book. The book is more or less autobiographical, diverging between reality and fiction. But most of them were not encountered by her. Sophie didn't want to talk about her life. "I don't like to talk about myself. This is my biggest lie and my best secret." Sophie thought that she was right about everything. He keeps telling lies, so he chose this topic, which is a big risk, because readers will take what is said in the book as factual. Although this is not an autobiography, even if a person lies, he still exposes himself when he writes it down.

Sophie is a loner in life and has no friends, but she likes cities, living in groups, and filming. Just because she has to stay in the studio from morning to night, perform, talk to people, and devote herself wholeheartedly, she needs solitude whenever she leaves the studio. "I want to flaunt my loneliness, but no one believes me. Others expect me to be in good health, with my waist raised and my forehead saluted by others." She likes to go to art exhibitions alone, and she also loves painting. Go at your own pace. She respects the script, grasps the correct mentality, and raises objections to the inappropriate emotions she wants to perform in every scene. She was convinced by the actor's instinct rather than his intelligence.

This book is written in a prose style, like a stream of consciousness. Unlike a novel, it has no plot or characters. It feels ethereal when reading. I don’t know what to say. There are also some incomprehensible words. If it weren’t for her It's a book published by a celebrity. As an ordinary reader, I don't like to read it.

Some details in Sophie's book talk about life in the entertainment industry. If you didn't experience it yourself, you wouldn't know it so clearly. For example: I can't stand the male protagonist because he is self-righteous and lacks acting skills. She plays for him just to make up for myself. She refused to play the role of a silly and frivolous woman; in the Cannes Festival, a place full of handsome men and women, and jewels, she was bare-faced, wearing a black straw hat to cover her straight hair, a polka-dot skirt and a robe. A pair of sandals; she understood the hidden rules of the director who wanted to seduce her, and refused to accept his film; she wanted to develop in Hollywood, , but the script she received was a low-grade film sprinkled with a lot of rose essence, and she filmed several Years never took place, leaving her disappointed and fleeing the United States. She believed that she was born to be an actress. At night, she took off her formal woman's coat and put on comfortable old trousers, carrying many contradictions on her back, and got into a pile of lies.

Sophie thinks that a woman who lies is like this: "She lies perfectly. From time to time, several times a day, she lies with her round and bright eyes, thinking about it in advance or without thinking, out of instinct or regardless of shame. You know me People say that I am a serious girl, simple and pretty.People who work with me feel they are lucky to have me as an employee. They think I am very kind and interesting. I behave cutely and politely, and when men see me, they like to say a few flattering words. Every now and then, several times a day, with premeditation or without thought, instinct or shame, I seduced them with my round, bright eyes. "

Men love to brag and women love to lie. Both of them deviate from the truth. In human society, everyone is small and has the sorrow of not being able to tell the truth. How can we do this when facing a "lying woman" What about