1. Unbelievable! The famous "peerless beauty" in the costume drama made everyone fall through the glasses, which made people sigh!
As a sexy symbol of the entertainment industry, Shu Qi has won the love and followers of many fans with her unique and charming sexy and enchanting image since her debut. Whether it is the charm and coquettishness she sometimes shows, or the heroism she shows at times, every change she makes has attracted widespread attention.
Therefore, when she first tried to play the role of "Red Whisk" in the costume drama "The Red Whisk Girl of the Three Heroes of Wind and Dust", the screenwriters spared no effort to praise her as a "stunning beauty", and the male characters in the play were all amazed when they saw her as "a fairy descending from heaven".
However, to everyone's surprise, Shu Qi, who has always been revered as a "sexy goddess", lost her former luster in this costume drama. Her slightly European and American style "catfish" appearance is incompatible with the softness and gentleness of traditional classical beauties.
The towering hairline is even more exposed under the shape of the pan, and the square forehead weakens her original temperament. In an instant, the Shu Qi that the audience saw on the screen was far from the "stunning beauty" in the mouth of the screenwriters, and they couldn't appreciate the style of "stunning beauty" at all.
In contrast, the supporting role Liu Yun in the play played "Qi Su" has become the focus of the audience. Whether in terms of classical demeanor or appearance, she far surpasses the overpraised "big heroine" Shu Qi.
The rivalry between the two is like a reversal of the master-servant relationship, and "ruler" is the focus of attention.
2. "Stunning Beauty"? What an eye-opener! Only by looking back at those former Hong Kong beauties can we truly understand what is truly peerless!
Today's so-called "beauties" are dwarfed by those female stars who dominated the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 80s and 90s. Those former Hong Kong actresses were all glamorous and highly regarded real "stunning beauties" in that era.
Recalling Lin Qingxia, Qiu Shuzhen, Wang Zuxian and other Hong Kong beauties, they naturally exude a quiet and elegant temperament. As long as you pull up your beautiful long hair at will, and match it with a gorgeous and extraordinary cheongsam, you will already have a thousand manners, delicate and moving, which has made countless audiences fall in love with it.
In the movies and TV series they participated in, few supporting roles can be equal to them, either inferior in temperament or slightly inferior in appearance, in stark contrast to their "first beauty".
Nowadays, however, those screenwriters seem to have a strong determination to regard some actresses, who are glamorous but slightly empty, as "peerless beauties". Whether it is the delicacy of the face, the elegance of the temperament or the grace of the body, they are actually far from the real classical beauties! What's even funnier is that they are even ruthlessly surpassed by the supporting characters in the series, which ultimately makes their image greatly reduced.
At the end of the day, a true beauty doesn't need any flattery to be naturally admired. And today's so-called "beauties" are simply a group of hideous-looking villains, which is really shocking and ridiculous! .