unit 10 redefine the image and value of beauty 新世纪高职英语（第三版）第２册教材.ppt

Teaching Objective ;U10;Lead In _main;Text Study _main;Consolidation;Drills for PRETCO Test-main; A model’s job is to show clothes, hairstyles, etc. by wearing them at fashion shows or for photographs. Instinctively, models need to possess more than just beauty to have worldwide appeal. A natural, healthy, and casually elegant style is seen as the perfect backdrop to complement their beauty. Models are often found and organized by companies.;elle;Christian dior;Topic-related words and phrases;Some people regard her as a mere country bumpkin with rough features while others praise her as the essence of ancient Chinese beauty.;Questions and Answers2;Questions and Answers3;Questions and Answers4;Questions and Answers5;Questions and Answers6;Questions and Answers7;Questions and Answers8;Questions and Answers9;Questions and Answers10;Questions and Answers11;Questions and Answers12;;; Her criticizers dismiss her as a country bumpkin with rough features only Westerners could appreciate. Her admirers praise her as the essence of ancient Chinese beauty, with a touch of modern spirit. Meet Lu Yan, a small-town ugly duckling turned 5-foot-10 pioneer — and, possibly, the new face of China.; You can find models everywhere in Chinese society and they are considered one of the building blocks of a fast-growing consumer society that is billed as the biggest in the world. Businesses hire them to sell everything from automobiles to real estate and mobile phones to mineral water. They even represent cities and shopping malls.; In 1983, Shanghai kicked off the long march to high fashion when women from a textile factory put on their favorite clothes and staged an amateur show in an abandoned warehouse. A local garment company noticed and took them to a sales exhibit in Beijing to model its products. It worked wonders; everything the enterprise brought sold out. And the women made headlines — but didn’t dare call themselves models. In