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Traditional Chinese Clothing in Pink Lotus Style, Perfect for Ancient-style Photos
The popular domestic female singer, Feng Timo, has a delicate appearance, similar to Zheng Shuang and Ju Jingyi, making her very suitable for traditional Chinese clothing (Hanfu) looks. Feng Timo has a standard heart-shaped face, big eyes, thin lips, and her profile is small and exquisite. Her temperament is fresh and bright, as beautiful as a 17-year-old girl. This light green Hanfu, paired with a simple hairstyle, complements each other well. Bathed within the lotus pond, the light green Hanfu blends harmoniously with the green lotus leaves, creating a very poetic scene. Occasionally, pink lotuses dot the scene, making the entire person appear almost otherworldly in their beauty. If you want to take beautiful photos with lotuses, you can wear Hanfu or dresses, as these two types of clothing can highlight one's beauty and give others an ancient and elegant feeling, which is excellent in terms of composition. When people are amidst the scenery, lotuses evoke an ancient style, so wearing Hanfu and dresses fits this landscape well. If you want to take good photos with lotuses, both of these clothing options are available. It's better for girls to be more ladylike, so dresses and Hanfu are both very beautiful… -
Hanfu Costumes for Middle-aged Men and Women
The recent Chinese drama "The Legend of Jin Nanhua", starring Ju Jingyi, has been the hottest topic recently. Her ancient costume in the drama sparked a lot of discussions. The 'cross-dressing as a man' was so beautiful that it was ridiculed by netizens, saying that she obviously looks like a woman, where is the 'man'? 'Cross-dressing as a man' is a common cliché in ancient costume dramas, but it's often used to fool the audience. It's clearly a woman, yet they insist on portraying her as if everyone treats her as a man. Below are some examples of 'ineffective cross-dressing as a man' in ancient costume dramas: Zhao Liying and Tang Yan use 'mustaches' to make a perfunctory effort, while Ju Jingyi and Yang Mi's facial features don't look anything like a man! Once, Kang Wei and his fellow Hanfu enthusiasts appeared collectively wearing Hanfu at Tianfu Square, when a middle-aged man asked, "Are you doing Cosplay (character portrayal) or performing in an opera?" The middle-aged man's tone carried confusion and mockery, so Kang Wei stepped forward to explain. Both cosplay enthusiasts and Hanfu enthusiasts under the subculture know that cosplay focuses on character settings, while Hanfu is traditional ethnic… -
Sword and Fairy 4: Exploring the Polarizing Discussions and Remarkable Elements
After the release of "Chinese Paladin Season 5" in 2016, it has been 8 years since the "Chinese Paladin" IP made its appearance. "Sword and Fairy 4 (Chinese Paladin Season 4)," directed by Yang Xuan, starring Ju Jingyi, Chen Zheyuan, Mao Zijun, and Mao Xiaohui, is currently airing on iQiyi. The story tells of the adventures and challenges that Han Lingsha, Yun Tianhe, Murong Ziying, and Liu Mengli face on their journey to protect the world, as well as the friendships and growth they experience along the way. The "Chinese Paladin" IP has a strong fan base, and the adaptation satisfies the nostalgia of a generation. "Sword and Fairy 4" premiered with high expectations from the audience, with over 75 million views on the platform within 24 hours, showcasing the popularity of the "Chinese Paladin" series and the influence of the new generation of actors. However, after a few episodes, many viewers criticized the quality of the series, especially the fans of the original work, who believe that the drama did not fully capture the essence of the original. Additionally, viewers expressed dissatisfaction with the actors' performances. Any work must undergo the scrutiny of the audience, and the reputation of… -
The Changing Importance of Supporting Roles in Chinese Dramas
In the year 2023, supporting actors such as Gao Qiqiang, Ye Bingshang, and Meng Yanchen made a comeback with their outstanding charisma, heralding the year of supporting roles in cdramas. A year later, this phenomenon not only did not fade away but intensified. In the currently popular drama "In Blossom," Zheng Hehuizi, in a guest appearance, overshadowed the female lead Ju Jingyi in just two episodes, sparking discussions among viewers. Even though Zheng Hehuizi personally responded, urging netizens not to create opposition between female actors, it did not quell the audience's desire to resist the mainstream and assert their own voices. From supporting roles stepping up to supporting roles stealing the show, what kind of emotional journey do audiences go through? How will it affect the creative direction of the entire film and television industry? The Ultimate Characterization of Supporting Roles For a long time, many people have attributed the unexpected rise of supporting roles to a kind of mystery. However, even in the realm of the mysterious, upon deeper examination, one can find underlying reasons. Firstly, from the perspective of creative norms, it is easier to shape an outstanding supporting role than a main character. The protagonist, as… -
Beauty of Resilience: Next Big Thing in Fantasy Drama
"Beauty of Resilience (花戎, Hua Rong)" is a ancient-style fantasy drama starring Ju Jingyi and Guo Junchen. It will be aired on June 1, 2023. Adapted from the popular xianxia novel "Wu Chang Sheng" by Lin Jiacheng, the story follows the female lead Wei Zhi and male lead Yan Yue as they overcome obstacles to rewrite destiny and save the three realms from chaos. Directed by renowned directors Chen Guohua and Hu Yijuan with script written by Qian Yu, this creative team boasts tremendous experience in storytelling; Chen Guohua has created successful ancient dramas such as "The Blooms at Ruyi Pavilion", while Qian Yu is one of the main screenwriters for "Goodbye My Princess". With their expertise at play, Beauty of Resilience's production quality is bound to impress audiences. The drama centers around the growth of Wei Zhi, the phoenix reincarnate female lead character. It tells a story of her and the male lead's affectionate entanglement, featuring many highlights such as Wei Zhi's blackening reversal and the male lead's dilemma between righteousness and love. The exquisite costumes and excellent special effects render this drama with remarkably high quality. Ju Jingyi, who plays the female lead, has a sweet appearance and… -
Xianxia Latest Drama Beauty of Resilience – Surviving Against All Odds
On the first day of summer, a major fantasy Xianxia drama began airing. On June 1st, "Beauty of Resilience (花戎, Hua Rong)," starring Ju Jingyi and Guo Junchen, premiered online. Since filming started in mid-2021, this drama has garnered attention from both inside and outside the industry. For Ju Jingyi's debut in a fantasy drama like, her character's intense conflicts and growth through multiple reincarnations serve as an advanced test for her acting skills which is highly anticipated by fans. Departing from its original style with light ancient elements, "Beauty of Resilience" ventures into mature genres such as fantasy Xianxia dramas. From the first six episodes aired so far, it seems that "Beauty of Resilience" has indeed found a way to stand out amidst fierce competition within this genre. Although it tells stories within grandiose settings where three realms coexist together, what stands out most prominently are themes of growth challenges, family bonds, romantic feelings, and academy life which cleverly aligns with realism for youth elements that resonate well with viewers while also creating an accessible pathway toward empathy between audiences and characters alike. Youthful Endeavors in the Academy At the beginning of "Beauty of Resilience," Wei Zhi (played… -
A Look at Three Latest Chinese Historical Costume Dramas of March
In mid-March, three costume dramas were successively released online. The appeal of "Zhao Liying + Xianxia dramas," the freshness of "Ju Jingyi + villain roles," and the uniqueness of the male protagonist work, have firmly secured the top three spots on the popularity chart for the dramas "The Legend of Shen Li," "In Blossom," and "Burning Flames." In terms of data, "Burning Flames," which was first released on iQIYI on March 13th, reached a total of 21.979 million views on the second day of its release, second only to the top-ranked modern puppet drama "Everyone Loves Me." By the third day of its release, it surged to the top, surpassing the starring drama "Simple Days" by Tong Yao and Chen Xiao. However, the first-place achievement of "Burning Flames" was only briefly maintained. "In Blossom," exclusively broadcasted on Youku, rose to the top with 40.071 million views on the second day of its release. "In Blossom" became the dark horse of March. The first two episodes showcased Ju Jingyi's fierce villain character breaking the stereotype of her delicate ancient beauty image, which was deemed as the most suitable role for her by netizens. The character of the villainous supporting actress seemed…
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