Hiding one's ineptitude is a skillful act, and to conceal one's cleverness by appearing clumsy without showing off one's talents is what Zheng Tan has always pondered.
When Zheng Tan joined Xiao Guo's studio, he often heard the staff talk openly in his presence, including criticism, and they would gesticulate and speak their minds, thinking Zheng Tan couldn't understand and didn't care. Of course, now they wouldn't dare.
Back then, Zheng Tan knew the difference between an ordinary domestic cat and those more attractive, expensive breeds. Sometimes, the more eye-catching breeds didn't need to do anything in front of the camera to draw attention, but the ordinary ones had to do more.
Whether in front of the camera or behind the scenes, one always needs extra resources to compensate for innate shortcomings. Concealing one's weaknesses under the camera and presenting a better side to the audience is what Zheng Tan learned from pet photography.
