From the start of the second page: "Wu, who has a girlish hairstyle, ..." ... WTF?
My first thought was that the writer's boss said "and I want you to mention her haircut somewhere in there." And the writer couldn't find a good place and just said: "screw it."
Yeah the headline also calls her a 'girl' even though she's a University graduate. When does she become a 'woman', I wonder?
I'm guessing, when she gets married? Until then it's all messing around with 21st-century algorithmically designed materials, you know, 'girl' stuff.