Zhang Yu decided to quit her job and start her own new career. Zhang Yu, editor-in-chief of Vogue, will leave in the near future? After hot searching on this entry, netizens realized that Zhang Yu would leave VOGUE on February 8, 65438 this year. Zhang Yu sent a long article on his personal social platform and announced his formal resignation. In her article, she recalled the details of her work in Vogue, formally bid farewell to everyone, and said that this was an important and appropriate opportunity to start a new career. Zhang Yu graduated from Peking University. He used to be the editor-in-chief of ELLE China and Jia Ren China. In 2005, she became the editor-in-chief of China edition of VOGUE. Since 16, she has produced many brand-new publications, such as VOGUEME and VOGUEFILM, and made many contributions to the growth of China fashion icon. During Zhang Yu's ten years in charge of VOGUE, almost no star in the entertainment circle didn't come to see her. No matter how famous she is, no matter how successful she is, she will bow her head by three points when she meets Zhang Yu. After Su Mang left Bazaar and Xiaoxue left ELLE, Zhang Yu left VOGUE this time, which means that Prada, the three super editors of China and the three devil incarnates of fashion magazines, who were born in the golden age of paper media, have all left this circle. Count the turnover trend of fashion magazines in recent years, and the major magazines have lowered their standards to shoot films with low professional achievements. Show it to people? Where is Tammy? Top flow? It can be seen that the life of magazines is also difficult. Although VOGUE always insists on the selection criteria, its other supplements, supplements and other magazines are also cutting leeks in the final analysis. Now that Zhang Yu is gone, I don't know who will be her successor and whether she can still adhere to VOGUE's high standards. We don't know what will happen to Zhangyu after she leaves the magazine, but obviously she has learned a lesson from Su Mang. Starting this year, she opened personal accounts on several social platforms, perhaps paving the way for the future.