Recently, Jet Li's 19-year-old daughter Jane was exposed to attend the Paris Celebrity Ball on November 30, and the official social media posted 3 makeup test photos of Jane.
Jet Li posted a makeup audition photo of Jane on a social networking site and called her, "much love for my beautiful daughter."
Jane's access to the ball is not unrelated to her father Jet Li, and she herself has good qualifications, having won two national dance competitions at the age of 6 and is a versatile girl.
At the same time, she was admitted to three internationally renowned universities at Harvard, Yale and Princeton, and finally she chose Harvard University, which is not only Bai Fumei, but also a real scholar!
Jane attended the charity conference at the age of 16, and was also invited to participate in the "Global Women's Entrepreneurship Conference" and "World Young Leaders Summit", so it is no wonder that jet Li is the pearl in the palm of the hand.
In addition to Jane, shen yue, the eldest daughter of Hong Kong female star Qiu Shuzhen, who is familiar to everyone, will also attend the dance party.
Shen Yue's father is Shen Jiawei, the president of the listed company, and the company's current market value is nearly HK$2.5 billion, which is also a proper Bai Fumei.
So what is the charm of this dance party that makes so many white rich beauty go to the appointment one after another, let's take a look.
The Paris Celebrity Ball will be named one of the world's top ten luxury evenings by Forbes, and together with the Queen Charlotte Ball and the New York International Yuan Ball, it will be called the world's top three famous women's balls. Held every November on the Saturday of Thanksgiving, it is known as the "Famous Girls' Adult Ball", which is the only invitation-only celebrity ball in the world, providing celebrities with a variety of services including haute couture evening dresses, precious jewelry and accommodation for free
Ms. Ophely, the founder of the dance, said: Although the ball was originally an activity of the royal family and nobles, our goal was not to imitate a traditional celebrity ball, but to let the girls in this dance come from different fields and different countries, and each person carries their own unique things.
In addition to the members of the European royal family, only the descendants of famous nobles and rich stars are invited, the founder of the party is very fond of girls with high education and at the same time with their talents and abilities to achieve remarkable results. The number of places each year is very small, only about 20, between the ages of 17-21.
Ms. Ophely has publicly stated: "I have always wanted to invite Chinese girls to participate, and even thought about moving the dance party to China." "For this reason, more and more Chinese celebrities have been invited to attend."
The first Chinese celebrity invited was jewelry designer Wan Baobao, the third generation from the red family, and now a jewelry designer and fashion star with her own brand. In 2003 she was the first Chinese celebrity to be invited.
The second Chinese celebrity invited was Chen Xiaodan, who also had a family background and was a graduate of Duke University, working at Morgan Stanley's New York headquarters after graduation before being admitted to Harvard Business School. She is also the opening dancer in 2006, which shows how much attention she receives.
The celebrity invited at the same time as her is Cao Yinghui from Hong Kong, China, who is the president of Iconis (China) Co., Ltd. She comes from the Wing Hsin family in Hong Kong, where her grandfather was Cao Guangbiao, known as the "King of Hong Kong Wool Spinning", and the founder of Dragonair. Her father invested in today's clothing empire for Tommy Hilfiger and is now the owner of the American brand Michael Kors.
The celebrity invited to the 2008 Celebrity Ball was Chelsea, the granddaughter of Hong Kong tycoon Chow Siew-nian.
The celebrity invited to the 2009 Celebrity Ball was Ho Ka-ching, granddaughter of Macau gambling king Stanley Ho.
The celebrity invited to the 2012 Celebrity Ball was Liu Zeyi, the granddaughter of Hong Kong celebrity Fok Ying Tung.
The celebrity invited to the 2014 Celebrity Ball was Lin Xin'er, the daughter of entertainment giant Lin Jianyue, who had won the Golden Bauhinia Medal.
In 2016, there were 23 celebrities at the Paris Celebrity Ball, including two Chinese celebrities, one of whom was the daughter of Yuan Yafei, chairman of Sanpower Group.
She is the gold medalist of the 44th Lausanne International Ballet Competition in Switzerland, and won the crown at the Lausanne International Ballet Competition, which is known as the "Oscar of the ballet world", and was selected as "China's Most Influential Rising Star".
One of the 20 celebrities in 2017 was invited, the sister of Ho Youjun, the youngest daughter of the 98-year-old Macau gambling king, who was only 18 years old at the time, which was also her coming-of-age ceremony.
He Chaoxin was a student of the famous violinist Yao Jue. She also has a sports talent, won the third place at the Hong Kong Junior Athletics Championships, is also good at high jump and long jump, and is also proficient in multi-Chinese, in addition to Chinese and English, good at Japanese and French.
Like her brother, she was also a bully, and she was admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Cambridge at the same time, and she finally chose her brother He Youjun's alma mater, MIT.
In 2018, three more Chinese celebrities were invited, one was Yao Anna Annabel, the younger daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei.
At just 20 years old, Anna Yao studied computer engineering and statistics at Harvard, and the ball was her first public appearance.
She mentioned in the interview that the invitation was recommended by He Chaoxin, a good girlfriend and gambling king. She and He Chaoxin met through He Youjun, who was introduced by the fourth wife of the gambling king. The relationship is so complicated, and there are rumors that the fourth wife once belonged to Yao Anna as her daughter-in-law, he Youjun's wife.
At the end of 2015, she was admitted to Harvard University with a full score of ACT (American College Entrance Examination), and in her spare time, Anna Yao served as the marketing director and financial director of the Harvard China Forum. Even his father, Ren Zhengfei, was full of praise for this daughter, worthy of being a little princess. At the ball, she danced with the Prince of Belgium, a proper princess.
There is also Angel, the daughter of Robert Lee, president of Yingke Real Estate, whose father is Li Zekai's right and left arm, and whose mother is former TVB artist Liang Wanjing.
The last is Anna Pei, the granddaughter of Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei, who is internationally renowned for his works including the glass pyramid at the Louvre Museum in France and the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong.
To say that this ball is strict with celebrities, just look at the following two rejected celebrities, one is the two daughters of the current US President Trump, Ivanka and sister Tiffany, who were rejected because of their father, and then the founder also said that Ivanka was eligible to enter.
Also rejected was Paris Hilton, a descendant of the giants, who was rejected for her bold style.
There is also a celebrity who voluntarily refused the invitation, which is Dou Jingtong, the daughter of Faye Wong and Dou Wei, and the reason for her refusal is because she does not want to wear an evening dress, hoping to wear a tuxedo but the organizers refuse. Compared with other celebrities who desperately wanted to enter, Dou Jingtong was really willful.
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