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Cheng Ming Ming: 300 U.s. Dollars To One Billion Hong Kong Dollars Earned

Cheng Ming Ming, the current CPPCC, the CPPCC members of Beijing, the International Monita Group Chairman, Shanghai Cheng Ming Ming Cosmetics Company Limited.

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Create a well-known cosmetic brand, "Cheng Ming Ming," Chairman of the Association of Professional Aestheticians International, the world's top ten well-known beauty President, International Beauty godmother, the United States in 1996 won the "personal Lifetime Achievement Award", 1999 was the "World Outstanding Woman Entrepreneur ", in 2000 of the" contribution to the International Beauty Award "and the" impact of the 20th century the first person in China Beauty Salon ", founder of the" Monita "Beauty School of Cosmetology Education in China opened a precedent."

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2001 10 14, Hong Kong, a glorious festival is being held. Not only to celebrate the successful Olympic bid, is also the star of Lord canonization ceremony of the Asia-Pacific, the East Roman Empire, the current leader of the Byzantine royal family, Prince Henry and his wife here to Roman etiquette grand Cheng Ming Ming and others for the canonization of the Asia-Pacific Star Lord, as one of the The only entrepreneurs, the only female Cheng Ming Ming is a tremendous honor to receive the award is as it should be. This award is to reward her for the beauty business have made great contributions, and the spread of the U.S. selfless. From 300 U.S. dollars to fight the status today, Cheng Ming Ming is still so young, so beautiful, as she's, like cosmetics, but who knows the bitterness and hardship behind her ... ...

Rebellious daughter

20 late 30s, Cheng Ming Ming was born in Indonesia of a Chinese family, My father studied at Shanghai Jiaotong University, proficient in several languages, in 1930, was sent to Chinese consulate in Indonesia to work. Later, with her in Indonesia.

Chinese circles in Indonesia, famous father, Cheng Ming Ming Wang, and favorable environment for cultivating the Cheng Ming Ming an elegance, but also cultivated the habit of thinking she was diligent.

Very young, Cheng Ming Ming gave his own splendor and magnificence, is very sensitive to things of beauty. When she saw the streets of Indonesia traditional dress - sarong cloth that fine hand-painted designs, she was deeply attracted by the magic art of the infinite, and even by those who bring to life the beautiful craft moved people in their craft Since then, germination will be engaged in "America's cause," the idea.

Cheng Ming Ming primary school, when the diplomat's father up specially by the Hong Kong writer's novel "Monita Diary" recommended to her, it is up to the famous work by depicting a man named "Monita" a woman After the child love, career setbacks, finally realized his dream. Father hopes his daughter can be such a person.

Soon, his father sent Cheng Ming Ming to the Hong Kong secondary school. But not yet graduated from high school, Cheng Ming Ming dreams of my heart to have emerged after the initial shoot - she wanted to learn Japanese beauty salons, she wanted someone with their own hands to dress more beautiful. Perhaps today, nothing wrong with this choice, but at the time, it is shock the world. According to his father's original idea is want her daughter to enter the United States, institutions of higher learning and training into a "gentleman" in the future doctor, lawyer, or a pianist, singer. However, Cheng Ming Ming chose the barber this "third-rate under the" professional, whom the father was furious, believing it is losing its face, but already germinating in the "treason of the heart", driven by Cheng Ming Ming hesitate to give up further studies opportunities across the EGL, the famous mountain in Japan, son started school to learn hairdressing enlightenment.

Leave Hong Kong because it is the trip without telling his father, Cheng Ming Ming, with only 300 dollars, knows about the pain once the eldest, is now live to learn to plan carefully. This is 300 dollars, to pay living expenses, tuition fees, accommodation, how many of them are also no money. Students are all rich girl from Southeast Asia, the study of this as entertainment, all day long contests, and beautiful clothes than anyone else, who's hair look good, but Cheng Ming Ming is not that right. She alone doing odd jobs to sustain their basic needs, survival has a problem, let alone to buy some luxuries.

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