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Time magazine said Han, the son of a Shanghai newspaper editor, is widely seen as "a torchbearer for the generation born after the beginning of the country's opening to the outside world, a group the Chinese call the 'post-80s' generation': apolitical, money- and status-obsessed children of the country's explosive economic boom".
Han has kept a low profile about Party's publication, giving no press conferences or media interviews.
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An audience will be surely disappointed if they watch an art movie, expecting a warfare epic, he said.
The magazine's Chinese name Duchangtuan means solo choir. But its content is not from just one writer, but contributions from well-known individuals including a TV anchor, a singer and an Internet celebrity.
"The success of the magazine depends on whether the content can be maintained such a level," said Yang Wenxuan, an editor from Tianjin Books.