Singaporean actress Guo Feili is a model, who has made a name for her performance in the TV series "Dragon Slayer" and "Journey to the East", and her bright appearance is regarded as one of the three beauties in Singapore. In 2012, she married a wealthy Australian businessman who was 10 years older, and she faded out of the show business circle, only to make a comeback 4 years ago.
The 49-year-old, although she rarely appears in public, will share her life on social platforms from time to time, and her overall state is properly maintained and her beauty is still the same.
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Recently, the artist Guo Feili posted a group of beautiful photos to the beach on the social platform, but saw her wearing a pure white collar dress, sitting on the beach with slightly exposed shoulders, slender and beautiful legs, exquisite makeup, a charming smile, and when she got up, she showed a slim and brutal waist and a high proportion, a good figure could not see the traces of the years at all, and the frozen age appearance was not lost in the year, and the image of the goddess was still the same.
In addition, she also shared a few travel photos, and the proud curve could not be hidden.
After Guo Feili's debut, she has accumulated many classic film and television works, of which the 03 version of "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon" is the most well-known (as Yin Susu). In the play, her temperament is vulgar, her facial features are beautiful, and her outstanding appearance is more beautiful than Gao Yuanyuan and Jia Jingwen, and she is named a "costume fairy".
Her skeletal structure is three-dimensional, her lines are gorgeous, her facial features are exquisite, and she has a lot of potential in the entertainment industry, but she faded out of the show business circle after marrying Australian businessman David Cox in 2012. Due to the difference of ten years between the two and David's son, the marriage is not optimistic. In fact, the couple got along very sweetly, and have been working together for nearly 10 years.
Beautiful women stand up to time. Time is not the enemy of beauty, but only the agent of beauty. It allows beauty to take on different states at different moments, from simplicity to depth.
Source: Thoughtful