Perhaps best known in this part of the world for her roles in IRON MONKEY, THE EAST IS RED, and ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA IV & V, Jean Wang Ching-ying has a second career at which she has attained greater heights: fashion model. This video program succeeds when simply showcasing the remarkably beautiful Taiwan native in a number of exotic and stylized settings. Unfortunately, like many of these productions, it eventually descends into outright silliness. Why do the creators of these things think that anyone really cares about context in a video pictorial, especially one that runs barely a half hour?

Chapter 1 is a collection of still images from segments seen later on and are also featured in the program's photobook tie-in. Chapter 2 (the bizarrely named "The Goblin on Stage") shows Jean Wang on the catwalk, behind the scenes of said fashion show, and on the locations that will be coming up. Next is "Looking for the Missing Tarot," which sets up the slender storyline: Wang has decided to "take off her high heel shoes" and venture out into the wilds of Thailand in search of adventure. She encounters a tarot card reader in a small village, which prompts her to achieve the title objective, as she is "wishing to seek absoluteness and positivity in life." The viewer is then presented with a row of five Tarot cards; choosing one determines the next vignette. The best finds Wang (vamping in a blonde wig and short shorts) pursued by police after apparently murdering a guy that tried to force himself upon her. Other segments offer beach frolicking, elephant riding, Wang modeling European period gowns, and then being chosen as a possible sacrificial victim by some torch-bearing lunatics. Finally, the DVD concludes with "Answering Machine of the Moods" (?), which offers a few minutes of Wang talking about the making of the program, with some Greek Chorus comments from her model friends.

The ending of this silly scenario is telegraphed almost at the very beginning and, sorry to report that, in spite of the title, Wang is never genuinely naked at any point. Still, fans probably won’t mind too much as she is on-camera about 98% of the time and looks breathtaking more often than not.