Gillian is sickly in a wheelchair, without a big waist and a round waist, commenting "Gillian has been fat but not ugly, she is a real beauty"
Recently, 43-year-old Zhong Xintong (commonly known as Gillian) was exposed to a video of being in a wheelchair, which aroused heated discussions and worries among netizens for a while.
In the film, Gillian is wearing a cold hat, wrapped in a thick quilt, wearing a coat, and sits in a wheelchair with a tired expression, with a child and an elderly man pushing her forward behind her. This scene made many people think that there was something wrong with Gillian's body.
However, after the truth was exposed, it turned out that Gillian was filming a movie called "Perfect Goodbye". It is understood that a theatrical movie "The Final Farewell" directed by director Zhang Chi and starring Zhong Xintong, Lin Dongfu and Zhao Yurui.
With the theme of "palliative care", this film uses warm and healing brushstrokes to tell the story of Ying Nuo (played by Zhong Xintong), a terminally ill single mother, who calmly completes the last journey of her life accompanied by her daughter Diao Diu (played by Zhao Yurui) and her father Ying Dahai (played by Lin Dongfu).
Zhong Xintong plays a single mother with terminal cancer.
Netizens praised Gillian's superb acting skills, she performed the role perfectly, her demeanor was almost fake, she devoted herself to the role, and she did not hesitate to sacrifice her beauty.
In fact, when it comes to Gillian's beauty, it really doesn't mean that even if she is fat and has a "big waist and a round waist", she is still beautiful.
Some netizens said: "Gillian has been fat but not ugly, this is a real beauty." Some people praised her for "rejuvenation of appearance, slender figure, and open state", and some people sighed: "Go back to the 18-year-old appearance directly".
However, perhaps after the nude photos scandal, the current Gillian rarely sees the beautiful, cute, innocent and kind Gillian who was once active in front of the big screen, of course, this is a feeling of contrast for me.
I wish Gillian the movie "The Last Farewell" a big hit!