一篇關於黛安娜王妃的文章中提到
Ms. Sittenfeld said she would not be interested in writing a novel
that imagined that Mrs. Clinton was elected the 45th president of
the United States. Despite the amount of press coverage devoted to
Mrs. Clinton’s career, Ms. Sittenfeld believes, what most Americans
know about her relates to her marriage. Wiping that slate clear is
what she finds compelling as a novelist. (She asked her social media
audience to suggest titles for this book. Her favorite response came
on Facebook: "Sliding Pantsuits.")
倒數第三行的 compelling 在文中的意思怎麼理解比較好呢？
(令人信服的？)
原文
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/19/style/princess-diana-death.html?mcubz=3
另外，有一篇在說中國共產黨如何「製造」文化
The party is trying to bend popular culture to its agenda, too.
On August 5th it announced plans to replace prime-time entertainment
and reality TV shows that “hype” pop stars with programmes of higher
“moral” content. Examples include a much-plugged quiz show about
classical poetry and another in which children compete to write complicated
Chinese characters.
第三行中的"hype" pop stars，"hype"要怎麼理解比較好呢？
(大肆宣傳？)
原文
https://goo.gl/WG7u4x
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