I also hope that you don't take what I'm going to say the wrong way, especially because Zhao Lu Si is one of my…
I think she's still got all that outgoing, spontaneous energy, just with a dash of 'I'm-in-my-20s-and-learning-sophistication' flair. Celebs have to switch it up, play different roles depending on the vibe, you know? But like Sstdrama145 pointed out, those vids prove your fave actress is still the same adorable goofball when she's not in 'sophisticated mode.' The charm? Still there. The lovable antics? Very much alive and thriving.
He's more masculine and less of a "pretty boy", which is what so many people seem to want these days... đ I…
The whole 'pretty boy' trend? I just don't get it. Iâve always been more into the 'bad boy' typeâJohnny Depp, Christian Bale, Judd Nelson in The Breakfast Club, John Travolta in Grease. You know, the ones who look like they might ride a motorcycle and break your heart. đ€ Thatâs why LYN caught my eyeâhe's giving me major Bon Jovi vibes. If my high school choir teacher had looked like LYN with those glasses, Iâd be hitting all the right notesâcalling it 'Hidden Love: The Musical'! đ
Exactly, they are actors for crying out , acting is their mean job, their looks or appearance comes in second,…
Preach! Acting chops are the main ingredient. An artist can tweak their looks to fit the role, but you can't fake that natural masculine presence. Give me a real masculine man who can serve up all the feels, whether he's the hero, villain, or a little bit of both, he'll be unforgettable. Mediocre dramas can keep their plastic Ken dollsâI outgrew those with my Barbie dream house.
Some of the stuff I've seen about LYN is so wild... I mean, if anyone thinks Liu Yu Ning isn't handsome, Chinese beauty standards must be on another planet. What are they judging with, a broken mirror? Do they need an eye exam? And as for his acting skills, Iâll form my own opinion after I watch this drama, thanks. Iâm not here for the negativity Olympics or people who love setting limits like theyâre the talent police.
Zhao Lusi's Shenzhen eating vlog translation is here! đPlease bear with me if there are any rough patches in…
I'm starving just watching this! đ If only there were more legit Chinese spots here... my taste buds are crying. đđSo glad to see she's eating well, though. Some people were stressing about her weight loss. Watching her chow down in Who Rules The World was a whole vibe! đ You could tell she really loves food. Super relatable!
ENG SUB! Rosy's Makeup Removal Vlog!#ZhaoLusi: The reason why I'm filming this is to show that I actually have…
Iâm all about this new wave of celebs embracing the natural look and reminding us that self-care isnât about filters or flawless skin. Itâs so refreshing to see them encouraging the younger generation to love themselvesâimperfections and all. Because letâs be real, nobody wakes up looking airbrushed.
She learned the technique called lip contouring. Think of it like 3D lips, poutier. It's a makeup technique used…
Zhao Lusi uses makeup in a way that enhances her naturally youthful and expressive eyes, often creating a soft, feminine look. Hereâs how she typically does it:
Natural Eyeshadow Shades: She tends to stick to light, neutral tones like soft browns, pinks, and peaches that subtly define her eyelids without overwhelming her features. These colors blend smoothly to enhance her eye shape.
Eyeliner for Bigger Eyes: She usually applies a thin line of eyeliner along her upper lash line, sometimes extending it slightly to create a gentle, winged effect. The liner is often brown or dark brown, giving her eyes definition while maintaining a soft, natural vibe. This subtle wing helps make her eyes appear larger.
Soft Lashes: She doesn't overdo it with false lashes but opts for natural-looking ones or just focuses on curling her lashes and applying mascara to open up her eyes. The goal is always to keep things light and fluttery.
Aegyo-sal (Under-Eye Brightening): Zhao Lusi often highlights her lower lash line with a touch of light eyeshadow or shimmer, a technique called aegyo-sal in Korean makeup. This makes her eyes look rounder and more youthful, giving her that fresh, wide-eyed appearance.
Well-Groomed Brows: Her brows are typically softly arched and filled in lightly to frame her face. She avoids sharp or overly dramatic brows, keeping the overall look soft and harmonious.
The result is an innocent, approachable beauty that draws attention to her eyes without being too bold or dramatic, making her appear effortlessly radiant.
Zhao Lusi acting in Hidden Love was excellent that's why it was so loved and gain massive international audience…
I couldnât agree more! Zhao Lusi totally nailed Sang Zhiâs character from 14 to 20s. People saying her 14-year-old portrayal was 'too childish' clearly donât have teens in their lives... I do, and trust me, Iâve got three little drama queen and kings (11-16). At that age, everything is a soap opera, complete with Oscar-worthy tantrums. Teens, y'allâeverything is a life-or-death situation. đ And as for the overacting claimsâplease. Anyone saying that clearly hasnât ventured outside their C-drama bubble. I grew up watching a wide range of stuff, and let's just say some C-dramas come off a bit too stiff, almost robotic, for my taste. Thatâs why Zhao Lusi is such a breath of fresh airâREALISTIC air. She brings a level of authenticity that feels real, not the usual overly reserved style. Honestly, she's the reason I gave Chinese dramas a shot in the first place, and her growing international fanbase just proves I'm not alone.
Iâm probably a little bit more excited for more BTS of these two than the drama itself. đ William Chan looks like heâs an absolute blast on set! That manâs got everyone laughing. Check this out! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yvNhBzUtJN8
I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way but did Lusi get any procedures done? All the pictures and clips I've…
She learned the technique called lip contouring. Think of it like 3D lips, poutier. It's a makeup technique used to enhance and define the shape of the lips, making them appear fuller, more symmetrical, or more structured. It involves using lip liners, lipsticks, gloss, and sometimes concealers or highlighters to create the illusion of depth and dimension. Here's how it's typically done:
Outline the lips: A lip liner, usually a shade slightly darker than your natural lip color, is used to trace just outside or along the natural lip line to enhance shape or volume.
Shade and blend: The outer corners or edges of the lips may be shaded slightly with a darker liner or lipstick to create the illusion of depth, while the center is filled with a lighter or more vibrant shade to make the lips appear plumper.
Highlight: A touch of highlighter or a light concealer is applied to the cupid's bow (the top center of the lips) and the center of the lower lip to catch the light and make them pop.
Gloss or matte finish: A gloss can be added to the center of the lips for a fuller look, or a matte finish can be used to emphasize the structured contour.
The end result can range from natural-looking enhancements to bold, dramatic lips depending on the desired effect
LYN's voice hits all the right notes for me. Reminds me of Bon Joviâeffortlessly switching between chest voice and falsetto, which creates a unique, powerful sound - giving you those goosebumps like you're front row at an '80s rock concert. It's the kind of power that makes you want to belt out the chorus even if your voice could never, ever compete.
zhao lusi has dubbing schedule from October 2 to 6 so most probably Pearl Girl by middle of or end of October...…
I was thinking the same, maybe some of the events are related to TSOP promos? I've recently started a whole bunch of dramas and other than the Tale of Rose and 100 Days My Prince, I can't seem to get into it at all... I shouldn't have binge-watched LLTG, TROTR, HL, and WRTW within 6 months... now I'm stuck with rewatching until TSOP and I usually wait until all episodes are out so that I can binge-watch it. vicious cycle. đ
Translation: True. Beauty's always in the eye of the beholder, right? I mean, physical beauty is totally subjectiveâwhat one person loves, another might not even notice. But inner beauty? Now that is pretty straightforward. Either you're kind, considerate, and glowing from the inside, or youâre serving up negativity on a silver platter. And well, Zhao Lu Si might not be your cup of tea, but her millions of fans, both in China and around the world, think otherwise. Also it's true that there are veteran actresses with more experience and talent, but for me, itâs all about the whole packageâthe acting, the script, the entire production. If those elements donât come together, itâs mediocre to me.
I hope she doesnât use the baby voice. OMG, please donât use the baby voice!
I'm betting she'll use the appropriate voice for a mature female news anchor. Same thing she did for TLI, with the significant change in the tone. A Yin's voice was younger and innocent, Feng Yin was mature and powerful.
Natural Eyeshadow Shades: She tends to stick to light, neutral tones like soft browns, pinks, and peaches that subtly define her eyelids without overwhelming her features. These colors blend smoothly to enhance her eye shape.
Eyeliner for Bigger Eyes: She usually applies a thin line of eyeliner along her upper lash line, sometimes extending it slightly to create a gentle, winged effect. The liner is often brown or dark brown, giving her eyes definition while maintaining a soft, natural vibe. This subtle wing helps make her eyes appear larger.
Soft Lashes: She doesn't overdo it with false lashes but opts for natural-looking ones or just focuses on curling her lashes and applying mascara to open up her eyes. The goal is always to keep things light and fluttery.
Aegyo-sal (Under-Eye Brightening): Zhao Lusi often highlights her lower lash line with a touch of light eyeshadow or shimmer, a technique called aegyo-sal in Korean makeup. This makes her eyes look rounder and more youthful, giving her that fresh, wide-eyed appearance.
Well-Groomed Brows: Her brows are typically softly arched and filled in lightly to frame her face. She avoids sharp or overly dramatic brows, keeping the overall look soft and harmonious.
The result is an innocent, approachable beauty that draws attention to her eyes without being too bold or dramatic, making her appear effortlessly radiant.
Outline the lips: A lip liner, usually a shade slightly darker than your natural lip color, is used to trace just outside or along the natural lip line to enhance shape or volume.
Shade and blend: The outer corners or edges of the lips may be shaded slightly with a darker liner or lipstick to create the illusion of depth, while the center is filled with a lighter or more vibrant shade to make the lips appear plumper.
Highlight: A touch of highlighter or a light concealer is applied to the cupid's bow (the top center of the lips) and the center of the lower lip to catch the light and make them pop.
Gloss or matte finish: A gloss can be added to the center of the lips for a fuller look, or a matte finish can be used to emphasize the structured contour.
The end result can range from natural-looking enhancements to bold, dramatic lips depending on the desired effect
Translation:
True. Beauty's always in the eye of the beholder, right? I mean, physical beauty is totally subjectiveâwhat one person loves, another might not even notice. But inner beauty? Now that is pretty straightforward. Either you're kind, considerate, and glowing from the inside, or youâre serving up negativity on a silver platter. And well, Zhao Lu Si might not be your cup of tea, but her millions of fans, both in China and around the world, think otherwise. Also it's true that there are veteran actresses with more experience and talent, but for me, itâs all about the whole packageâthe acting, the script, the entire production. If those elements donât come together, itâs mediocre to me.