I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

"Cheng, cheers! To celebrate meeting such a great director as you."

Catherine raised her glass of red wine and smiled charmingly.

"polite."

Cheng Sheng awkwardly clinked glasses with the other person, then took a small sip.

Seeing Cheng Sheng's cautious demeanor, Catherine didn't say anything, but plopped down on the sofa, which immediately dented into an oval shape.

After several rounds of drinks, the wine seeps into the throat, its warmth piercing the twilight. The person remains ever-present. Wine is an art; savoring a little wine can lead to a different realm.

The red wine was very mellow, and after taking a sip, Cheng Sheng felt his heart brighten.

Catherine drank it all in one gulp.

After a glass of wine, Catherine's cheeks turned noticeably red, and she was slightly tipsy.

Clearly, Catherine had already drunk a lot of alcohol before Cheng Sheng arrived, otherwise she wouldn't have appeared slightly tipsy.

Some people describe the feeling of being slightly tipsy as follows: It's like leaning against your lover's arms for the first time, swaying as you walk down a quiet, dark street. It's an experience of love's vast breeze and enchanting sunset intertwined, making you feel intoxicated, dreamy, and nostalgic.

A slightly tipsy state is a sense of detachment, as if you are looking at flowers through the mist or gazing at the moon in the water. The world around you is not clear enough, but it is beautiful enough, and it can make you feel ecstatic.

Therefore, a slightly tipsy woman is the most beautiful, because she begins to become lazy and carefree, less concerned about other people's opinions, and without that tense and serious feeling. The corners of her mouth will unconsciously turn up, she is free and casual, and while daring to express herself, she does not lose the clarity and rationality that a woman should have.

Being slightly tipsy is a state of being, or it can be a quality.

With her satin-like nude lips, slightly flushed cheeks, and disdainful yet languid gaze, even her casual gestures were alluring and charming. At this moment, Catherine was a woman with an innate, slightly tipsy aura.

Cheng Sheng recalls the European newspaper Le Figaro describing her as: "She was bubbly, like a glass of champagne on the terrace of Brasserie Flore restaurant."

Even in the star-studded 1980s and 90s, Catherine's charisma remained unparalleled. She was like a fine old wine, captivating and enchanting. Every glance she gave you was tender and moving.

It has to be said that French women seem to possess a slightly tipsy, intoxicating quality. Cheng Sheng had this feeling when he first saw Catherine Deneuve. She was a very unique woman, with a touch more aloofness and indulgence than the average elegant French woman.

Especially her image in "Belle de Jour": wearing a fitted little black dress, holding a champagne glass, swaying and dreamy, profoundly interpreting a woman's ultimate pursuit and subtle expression of desire in a slightly tipsy state.

Women with a slightly tipsy temperament are languid, self-assured, and relaxed. The atmosphere surrounding them is ethereal and enchanting, making people blush and feel irresistible. This slightly tipsy and warm temperament is catalyzed by alcohol and created by a certain atmosphere. Let's admire these beauties and learn how they create this slightly tipsy atmosphere.

A bottle of simple red wine, its color a berry hue, mixed with intense aromas of ripe fruit and fermentation, is as clear and sparkling as a ruby ​​when poured into a glass. Taking a sip, the wine flows like silk from the tip of the tongue to the back of the throat, the sweetness of fructose balancing the original tartness of the red wine. The moment it enters the mouth, one is already in a pleasantly tipsy state.

The flavor of red wine is profound, rich and mellow, lingering in the heart. The image of a slightly tipsy beauty derived from this must also have a strong retro quality.

For example, apply a bold red lipstick, then use your fingertip to dab and blur the lip line, creating a hazy yet vibrant effect, like the lingering aftertaste of a drink. You can use a matte eyeshadow instead, or simply apply excess lipstick to your eyelids. The more effortless the look, the more it evokes the languid and carefree vibe of a tipsy beauty. Heavy makeup doesn't complement the hazy feeling of alcohol; the essence of a tipsy look is an understated elegance. Cheng Sheng, sitting opposite her, asked, "Ms. Catherine, what brings you here?"

Catherine didn't answer immediately, but instead put one foot on the other thigh and gently swirled the wine glass twice.

Whether intentionally or unintentionally, Cheng Sheng's eyes were unconsciously drawn to her movements, and he vaguely saw a red rose pattern in the secret place.

A beautiful red rose!

Cheng Sheng was taken aback. Wearing underwear embroidered with red roses could reflect a woman's passionate, romantic, or aesthetically-minded personality.

Red often symbolizes passion and vitality. Embroidered red roses on underwear may suggest that a woman is outgoing, energetic, likes to express her emotions proactively, and has a positive attitude towards life and love.

These women may value their personal image and hope to showcase their unique personality through details, while also being more willing to show their emotional side in social or intimate relationships.

This perfectly embodies the characteristics of French women, who are often characterized by confidence, elegance, languidness, and an emphasis on inner cultivation, blending a unique cultural temperament and philosophy of life.

They accept their own imperfections, including natural marks such as wrinkles and freckles, believing these to be gifts of life rather than defects.

This confidence stems from an open-minded attitude towards age and aging.

As the French proverb says, "A woman does not wither, though she grows old."

Furthermore, French women have their own unique perspectives on sex.

In France, love and sex are considered an integral part of life; it is not just a way of life, but a deeply ingrained culture.

According to a French research institute, over 80% of French women firmly believe that love and sex are essential to their lives.

Sex is not merely about satisfying physiological needs; it is also seen as a wonderful form of communication that can deepen emotional bonds.

French women prioritize quality over quantity in their sex lives. They strive for harmony between mind and body, and with an open mind, they view sex as a means to bring pleasure and satisfaction, transcending traditional constraints.

“Cheng, you’re a very interesting man. Scarlett told me you’re very charming, and even more so in bed.” Catherine said, looking at Cheng Sheng with a provocative gaze.

A blatant seduction.

Cheng Sheng's lips twitched slightly; this old lady really didn't try to hide it at all.

And Scarlett, how could she tell Catherine about something like that?

Shouldn't matters between men and women be kept secret?
However, considering Scarlett is of European descent, it's not surprising. (End of Chapter)