

舒淇 Hsu Chi (pinyin Shu1 Qi2), current well-known China Taiwanese actress on screen. She has a very nice figure even she's not considered beautiful in Chinese film industry. I believe human being's body is the most beautiful creation by the universe, if you are lucky enough to have a nice one. It does not hurt to show off a little bit like 舒淇's here sometimes when you are in beach or pose for photographer conditionally.
I think 舒淇 is a smart girl: she said there are a lot of men around her, but she does not have that much special "feelings" 感觉 gan3 jue2. She always believes the word of "love". She won't act like most people "it's time to do so (date then get married)". She believes "fate". People asked her: don't you think it's too lonely? And when you get older, you might need a company, otherwise...? She answered: well, people were born alone, then will die alone. - I consider her answer really wise and philosophical. She's 167 cm, 34B-24-35, 31 or 32 now, still alone. If I use a traditional Chinese saying as a conclusion, then it will be: 可遇不可求 ke3 yu4 bu4 ke3 qiu2, meaning "may meet cannot ask". Chinese people use this saying describe love, marriage and relationship since ancient time. In short, Chinese people just believe the fate of love.
As for beauty, I believe the distance, mystery and semi-transparency will speak for itself. The complete nude is just way too much. China has countless ancient poetry to portray the beauty - implicit, indirect - such as "只可远观之,不可近亵之"。"犹抱琵琶半遮面,千呼万唤始出来"。 <<点绛唇>> "蹴罢秋千,起来慵整纤纤手。露浓花瘦,薄汗轻衣透。 见有人来,袜铲金钗溜,和羞走。倚门回首,却把青梅嗅"。 We will discuss traditional Chinese aesthetics later especially from dragon people's ancestry by variety of poems, articles, paintings, music, architectures, landscapes, customs ...
I think 舒淇 is a smart girl: she said there are a lot of men around her, but she does not have that much special "feelings" 感觉 gan3 jue2. She always believes the word of "love". She won't act like most people "it's time to do so (date then get married)". She believes "fate". People asked her: don't you think it's too lonely? And when you get older, you might need a company, otherwise...? She answered: well, people were born alone, then will die alone. - I consider her answer really wise and philosophical. She's 167 cm, 34B-24-35, 31 or 32 now, still alone. If I use a traditional Chinese saying as a conclusion, then it will be: 可遇不可求 ke3 yu4 bu4 ke3 qiu2, meaning "may meet cannot ask". Chinese people use this saying describe love, marriage and relationship since ancient time. In short, Chinese people just believe the fate of love.
As for beauty, I believe the distance, mystery and semi-transparency will speak for itself. The complete nude is just way too much. China has countless ancient poetry to portray the beauty - implicit, indirect - such as "只可远观之,不可近亵之"。"犹抱琵琶半遮面,千呼万唤始出来"。 <<点绛唇>> "蹴罢秋千,起来慵整纤纤手。露浓花瘦,薄汗轻衣透。 见有人来,袜铲金钗溜,和羞走。倚门回首,却把青梅嗅"。 We will discuss traditional Chinese aesthetics later especially from dragon people's ancestry by variety of poems, articles, paintings, music, architectures, landscapes, customs ...