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The actress poses for the September cover of W China. |
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The team had no pre-planned concepts or hairstyles for the shoot. Some outfits were chosen on the spot by the team and the actress, embracing spontaneous creativity. |
The photoshoot took place in France, where 60-year-old Gong Li resides with her husband, musician Jean-Michel Jarre.
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The actress displays a range of expressions, from wild and untamed to deep and mysterious. |
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On Weibo, many fans remarked that age hasn't diminished Gong Li's natural elegance and grace. |
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The actress models autumn/winter designs. |
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At the end of the shoot, Gong Li spotted some wigs in the studio and playfully tried one on. The image director noted the actress's relaxed and carefree demeanor. |
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Gong Li has not announced any new film projects. She says she is not in a hurry to return to the screen, remaining true to her work principles. |
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Born in China, Gong Li rose to fame with her debut film, Red Sorghum, directed by Zhang Yimou. The two collaborated on other acclaimed films such as Ju Dou, Raise the Red Lantern, The Story of Qiu Ju, To Live, and Shanghai Triad. |
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The actress lives in Paris and works as her husband's assistant during his performances. In an interview with Paris Match, Jean-Michel Jarre expressed his happiness with his marriage: "I am lucky to share my life with this woman. Despite the language and cultural differences, we live in great harmony," he said.
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Nhu Anh
Photo: W China
