She certainly did not. Chinese artists never do. Others do it using their names.
It is… Cfan even taught lusi how to upload video clearly on youtube via her XHS account… if you don’t believe it then there’s no need to deny this on zhao lusi page. Thanks
This is why any leader’s in the world needs to have a smart and wise companion… otherwise it will bring disaster to anyone close to you just like wei shao’s mom did to herself…..
And in the end, lady yu lou killed the cousin for nothing? 😅
This is the time to test the trust between husband and wife whose relationship is not yet solid. There are many poisonous snakes trying to destroy their relationship that is just about to begin….. I can’t wait the day when they really trust each other and work together in team
Q: Is there something that touched you behind the photos you shared?
Zhao Lusi: The cats, dogs, and all the animals and plants there were thriving. That really moved me. I felt a sense of respect for life, and a kind, loving attitude toward small animals. They weren’t afraid of humans either. You can really feel the environment through the way the animals behave.
Q: At this stage, what people, events, or things help you feel more at peace?
Zhao Lusi: Familiar everyday items, like my bag. Carrying my bag gives me a sense of security. Putting on my headphones and having music with me makes me feel especially calm. Among people, events, and things, events change, and people change too. These two are uncontrollable. Maybe only objects make me feel they won’t change unless you choose to replace them. But the power of that choice lies in your own hands.
Q: Was the idea of capturing the snowy landscape through your glasses a spontaneous one? How were you feeling at that time?
Zhao Lusi: At that moment, I just really wanted to capture it. Because I’m nearsighted, I usually wear glasses. I wanted to share what I was seeing through my eyes, rather than just the direct view of the scene.
Q: What kinds of moments usually move you and give you the urge to press the camera shutter?
Zhao Lusi: When colours overlap, when emotions are involved, or when something is hard to notice.
Q: Small animals appear frequently in your photos, and in your shared life too. What kind of emotion or relationship do they represent to you?
Zhao Lusi: They’re a part of life, and a part of the Earth. The Earth doesn’t belong only to humans. We and the animals coexist in harmony and we should respect all life.
Q: You’ve captured many snowy scenes. Do you like snow? Do you have any snow-related memories to share?
Zhao Lusi: As someone from the southern part of China, I rarely get to see such heavy, real snow. My past memories of snow were the kind made from industrial salt or foam on filming sets. This time, seeing snow that’s so beautiful and so real made me really excited and happy. https://x.com/wonwoncity/status/1919995545365709176?s=46
Q: Is there something that touched you behind the photos you shared?
Zhao Lusi: The cats, dogs, and all the animals and plants there were thriving. That really moved me. I felt a sense of respect for life, and a kind, loving attitude toward small animals. They weren’t afraid of humans either. You can really feel the environment through the way the animals behave.
Q: At this stage, what people, events, or things help you feel more at peace?
Zhao Lusi: Familiar everyday items, like my bag. Carrying my bag gives me a sense of security. Putting on my headphones and having music with me makes me feel especially calm. Among people, events, and things, events change, and people change too. These two are uncontrollable. Maybe only objects make me feel they won’t change unless you choose to replace them. But the power of that choice lies in your own hands.
Q: Was the idea of capturing the snowy landscape through your glasses a spontaneous one? How were you feeling at that time?
Zhao Lusi: At that moment, I just really wanted to capture it. Because I’m nearsighted, I usually wear glasses. I wanted to share what I was seeing through my eyes, rather than just the direct view of the scene.
Q: What kinds of moments usually move you and give you the urge to press the camera shutter?
Zhao Lusi: When colours overlap, when emotions are involved, or when something is hard to notice.
Q: Small animals appear frequently in your photos, and in your shared life too. What kind of emotion or relationship do they represent to you?
Zhao Lusi: They’re a part of life, and a part of the Earth. The Earth doesn’t belong only to humans. We and the animals coexist in harmony and we should respect all life.
Q: You’ve captured many snowy scenes. Do you like snow? Do you have any snow-related memories to share?
Zhao Lusi: As someone from the southern part of China, I rarely get to see such heavy, real snow. My past memories of snow were the kind made from industrial salt or foam on filming sets. This time, seeing snow that’s so beautiful and so real made me really excited and happy. https://x.com/wonwoncity/status/1919995545365709176?s=46
Lol… what to do… commoners like us against a staff here🤣 we are powerless….. even skye the leader of…
I don’t think she’s paid for it. But she’s a fan of “someone”… a pure hater of lusi… that’s all… if she’s a fair person, she should bring all gossip and bad rumors and slander about all C-artists to here but yeah she just brings lusi only
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And in the end, lady yu lou killed the cousin for nothing? 😅
So far
Zheng chu yu is going to be very evil by taking revenge on them huh🧐🧐
How cute this CP is
Scheming time between husband and wife will stop soon. I hope they will work together soon …
Exclusive Interview with #ZhaoLusi
Q: Is there something that touched you behind the photos you shared?
Zhao Lusi: The cats, dogs, and all the animals and plants there were thriving. That really moved me. I felt a sense of respect for life, and a kind, loving attitude toward small animals. They weren’t afraid of humans either. You can really feel the environment through the way the animals behave.
Q: At this stage, what people, events, or things help you feel more at peace?
Zhao Lusi: Familiar everyday items, like my bag. Carrying my bag gives me a sense of security. Putting on my headphones and having music with me makes me feel especially calm. Among people, events, and things, events change, and people change too. These two are uncontrollable. Maybe only objects make me feel they won’t change unless you choose to replace them. But the power of that choice lies in your own hands.
Q: Was the idea of capturing the snowy landscape through your glasses a spontaneous one? How were you feeling at that time?
Zhao Lusi: At that moment, I just really wanted to capture it. Because I’m nearsighted, I usually wear glasses. I wanted to share what I was seeing through my eyes, rather than just the direct view of the scene.
Q: What kinds of moments usually move you and give you the urge to press the camera shutter?
Zhao Lusi: When colours overlap, when emotions are involved, or when something is hard to notice.
Q: Small animals appear frequently in your photos, and in your shared life too. What kind of emotion or relationship do they represent to you?
Zhao Lusi: They’re a part of life, and a part of the Earth. The Earth doesn’t belong only to humans. We and the animals coexist in harmony and we should respect all life.
Q: You’ve captured many snowy scenes. Do you like snow? Do you have any snow-related memories to share?
Zhao Lusi: As someone from the southern part of China, I rarely get to see such heavy, real snow. My past memories of snow were the kind made from industrial salt or foam on filming sets. This time, seeing snow that’s so beautiful and so real made me really excited and happy.
https://x.com/wonwoncity/status/1919995545365709176?s=46
Exclusive Interview with #ZhaoLusi
Q: Is there something that touched you behind the photos you shared?
Zhao Lusi: The cats, dogs, and all the animals and plants there were thriving. That really moved me. I felt a sense of respect for life, and a kind, loving attitude toward small animals. They weren’t afraid of humans either. You can really feel the environment through the way the animals behave.
Q: At this stage, what people, events, or things help you feel more at peace?
Zhao Lusi: Familiar everyday items, like my bag. Carrying my bag gives me a sense of security. Putting on my headphones and having music with me makes me feel especially calm. Among people, events, and things, events change, and people change too. These two are uncontrollable. Maybe only objects make me feel they won’t change unless you choose to replace them. But the power of that choice lies in your own hands.
Q: Was the idea of capturing the snowy landscape through your glasses a spontaneous one? How were you feeling at that time?
Zhao Lusi: At that moment, I just really wanted to capture it. Because I’m nearsighted, I usually wear glasses. I wanted to share what I was seeing through my eyes, rather than just the direct view of the scene.
Q: What kinds of moments usually move you and give you the urge to press the camera shutter?
Zhao Lusi: When colours overlap, when emotions are involved, or when something is hard to notice.
Q: Small animals appear frequently in your photos, and in your shared life too. What kind of emotion or relationship do they represent to you?
Zhao Lusi: They’re a part of life, and a part of the Earth. The Earth doesn’t belong only to humans. We and the animals coexist in harmony and we should respect all life.
Q: You’ve captured many snowy scenes. Do you like snow? Do you have any snow-related memories to share?
Zhao Lusi: As someone from the southern part of China, I rarely get to see such heavy, real snow. My past memories of snow were the kind made from industrial salt or foam on filming sets. This time, seeing snow that’s so beautiful and so real made me really excited and happy.
https://x.com/wonwoncity/status/1919995545365709176?s=46