Capricorn girl Gui Lunmei constellation analysis

Although Capricorn girls are not as numerous as Libra girls, they are of the level of “not so beautiful if not beautiful, but stunning when beautiful”. Let’s take a look at Gui Lunmei, a representative girl of that zodiac sign.

It is said that although Capricorns do not produce as many beautiful women as Libras, their beauties are of the level that "if they are not beautiful, it's okay, but if they are beautiful, they are stunning." Looking at our beautiful Capricorn actresses, most of them uphold the rigor and low-key nature of this constellation, and there are very few scandals about them. They are the kind that require people to calm down and appreciate them. Gui Lunmei has not had many opportunities to appear in front of the media and has not produced many works, but she has left a deep impression on many people and media outlets, and they are fascinated by her. Although she is still very young, she is not at all impetuous. On the contrary, she has the calmness and precocity unique to Capricorn.

Kwei Lun-mei is a Taiwanese film actress. He attended Wei Ge High School in high school and graduated from the French Language and Literature Department of Tamkang University in college. In September 2004, he went to the University of Lyon III in France as an exchange student. When she was in the second year of high school, she played the role of "Meng Kerou" in "Blue Gate", taking the first step in her acting career. In 2007, she played the leading role in Jay Chou's directorial debut "Secret". In 2008, she starred in the film "Women Don't Die" directed by Tsui Hark, in which she subverted her usual fresh image and appeared as a rock singer with a strong personality. In 2012, she won the Best Actress Award at the 49th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Awards for her outstanding performance in the film "Girlfriend Boyfriend".

Gui Lunmei comes from a well-off family. Besides her, she also has an older brother. "People on the Internet say that the commander of the Kuomintang Navy is my grandfather, but that's not true at all." According to her parents' ideas, their daughter's most ideal career path would be either a diplomat, but also a manager or a news anchor. At the very least, she would have to be a white-collar worker in a company, working from nine to five and having a respectable and glamorous life. “But I have been arranging stage plays for my school since high school,” Gui Lunmei said. “It’s strange. I have never studied acting, directing, and art in my life, but I didn’t find it too difficult the first time I did it.”

Gui Lunmei is a sports person. Gui Lunmei, who looks weak, has always been a good sprinter in school and is very good at various sports and ball games. In addition, she also received ballet training in elementary school, which gave her a beautiful figure. In high school, she joined the school dance club, and she still expresses her hope to continue studying ballet. Gui Lunmei has never been a stunning beauty, but her temperament always attracts the attention of others. Gui Lunmei is still young. In addition to possessing strong energy and potential, she is also constantly storing up energy. Whether in life, studies, or even performances, she has no limits and strives to observe and absorb, hoping to fully utilize it at any time. Maybe sometimes it’s beyond her age, but she is very humble and serious in learning. The process may be a little frustrating and confusing, but Gui Lunmei is not discouraged by it. Instead, it gives her greater support to continue creating her own life.

Gui Lunmei, who loves Taiwanese food and Anslim herbal tea, paved her way to acting after passing the test of "Blue Gate". Gui Lunmei, who said "No need to bother", has brought us more good works. Such as "Secret", "Women Are Not Bad", "Parking", "The Farthest Distance", "Ocean Paradise", "The 36th Story", "The Informer", "Flying Daggers of Dragon Gate", etc. Afterwards, Gui Lunmei starred in TV series and movies such as "Passing", "Dangerous Minds" and "Police Lord". Her fresh and beautiful appearance and restrained and simple performance won the recognition and love of many audiences. In 2007, she was spotted by Jay Chou, who was making a movie for the first time, and played the leading role in Jay Chou's directorial debut "Secret". In 2008, she co-starred with Zhou Xun and Zhang Yuqi in "Women Don't Die" directed by Tsui Hark, in which she subverted her usual fresh image and appeared as a rock singer with a strong personality, which was eye-catching.

After long-term efforts and persistence, she won the Best Actress award at the 49th Golden Horse Awards, bringing the Best Actress award to Taiwan after a lapse of 6 years. She was also the only Taiwanese actor to win the award tonight.