Suddenly, three generations of Chinese models began a fierce competition on the small stage.
Four years could define a generation. After pondering it for a while, Qin Guan ticked the names of Lynn Hung (1980), Eileen (1984) and Liu Wen (1988).
After changing clothes, the selected models were led to a large meeting room. As they waited, they split into two groups based on their gender and began to talk to each other.
Wherever there were people, there were always cliques. The Chinese judged others by the region they were from, so the girls were divided into three groups: Mainland, Hong Kong & Macao and Taiwan. Each group had its own leader, but there was actually one model who had worked in the mainland for a long time. That was Lin Zhiling.
The girl, who was good at observing others, was the oldest one among them, so she acted as a kind coordinator.
Lynn Hung: Those rednecks are trying to pass this selection in vain!
