Premier and Mrs. Yu Kuo-hwa were interviewed by Sinorama at the end of November. The interview, held over two sessions, contains both serious discussion of national issues and some little-known anecdotes from the personal life of Premier and Mrs. Yu.
This year's Golden Horse Awards have been made. Besides reporting on the ceremony, this issue takes a special look at four repeat winners for costuming and art design--the "workers behind the scenes" whose contributions to the making of a movie are just as important as the stars'.
There is another group of people a movie cannot do without yet who never appear in the ads--the "lackluster" stars, the extras. Our special thanks go to Chang Chao-t'ang for the photos and assistance he provided on this article.
This month is the last of 1985. This issue contains a color calendar to welcome in 1986 and wish you all a very joyous new year.
Sinorama is now ten years old. With your support and encouragement, we have grown and changed over the past ten years along with our society. We will continually strive to improve and be worthy of your generous affection.
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