Gianna Jun, his face is not very beautiful. Why did he become a straight man?

I believe everyone knows that Gianna Jun started with the movie My Wild Girlfriend. Gianna Jun plays a savage girlfriend who is frank and innocent, lovely and lively, and overbearing and arrogant. A few days ago, Gianna Jun Ernie appeared in an endorsement activity in Shanghai, wearing a simple black dress, which showed her high and perfect figure and declared her postpartum slimming success. It's only three months since she gave birth to her son, but these female stars really don't push too hard! Ernie's black short skirt is from Ba Erman, full of scheming.

I don't know if you have noticed, but she always gives people a special feeling. You can't say exactly what style it is, but she is very likable. Gianna Jun's height is close to 174cm, with a large skeleton and wide shoulders and hips. But the weight is only 52kg, and the figure is relatively symmetrical. As can be seen from the picture below, in fact, her shoulders are wide, but her arms are not fat or thin, just right.

Gianna Jun's face is very special. She didn't blindly follow suit. From her debut to the present, look at her five senses. To measure a person's five senses, we must first locate. For example, are the five senses bright or dark? Stereo or soft?

Her facial features are just right, not too ostentatious and not too dull, which is in line with China's typical classical aesthetics! So everything is medium? Why can it be unique? The secret is that the style of her figure is not consistent with the style of her face and facial features.

In fact, in this case, the figure and face are unified, which is a very mature category. But Gianna Jun's face is not like this. To put it bluntly, a fleshy little face doesn't match the aura brought by her big skeleton figure. Is it best to unify the figure and face style? Obviously not. If the two styles are just the same, it can only show that a person may only be suitable for a single style ~ but if they are different, they will have the charm of changeable styles.