British writer Barry defined charm through the words of his heroine Maggie in his play "A Woman's Heart Knows": "Charm is like a flower that blooms on a woman. With it, nothing else matters; without it, nothing else works." In fact, charm is not only important for women, but also equally important for men.
In real life, we can easily find that outstanding personal charm makes them attract others to themselves.
Charm is a kind of magical resource. It can enable an ordinary talented man to obtain a coveted position, and make an ordinary-looking woman exude dazzling charm.