New Photo Shoot Zhou Wei Tong / 周伟童

"Cica" Zhou Tong now mainly to the development of film and television industry. 2010 is also an important year. Cica Zhou had just finished Li Weiyan’s first film “决战刹马镇”. In the film, she was to subvert the image of their own past pure lady, played a cool devil, This movie also made her learn a lot from seniors, and Chiling Lin is her role model of learning.In addition to film things that she has just received a certain international cosmetics advertising, this ad will be aired nationwide in March, when we will see more of her masterpiece

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Original name: 周娜
English: Cica zhou
Birthday: August 26, 1982
Height: 1.75m
Weight: 50kg
Measurements: 86/60/89cm
Educational level: secondary
Specialties: Singing
Constellation: Virgo
Blood Type: O-type
Interests: swimming, singing, reading
Personality: lively, outgoing
Described his own words:
Life motto: We must continue to set goals and the pursuit of goals
The most memorable thing: hear the host announce his award-winning

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photo shoot with Cica Zhou Wei Tong 周伟童

Zhou Wei Tong (周伟童) is one of the top models in China. Born in Gui Zhou province 貴州省, she was an athlete before becoming a model. In 2000, she won the 6th Annual National Modeling contest and was rated China’s top 10 professional models in 2001. She began acting and was cast as the lead actress in the TV series《天地真情》in 2003 and《夏日里的春天》in 2004. In 2005, she starred in the movie《大荒野》”Wilderness”.

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New Photo Cica Zhou concept bikini waterboom

Chinese supermodels are usually waif thin, but that’s not the case when it comes to Cica Zhou. Born in Gui Zhou province, Cica was an athlete before becoming a model and winning the 6th Annual China National Model competition in 2000. She’s currently rated as one of China’s top 10 supermodels, and is by far the curviest of the bunch.

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Unlike other types of online contests, entering contests is relatively fast and easy. Usually all you need to provide (besides your photo) is your name or website. And in most online photo contests, you don't have to be the winner in order to get your photo listed along with all of the other entrants. So whether you win or lose, many people will end up seeing your work and giving you feedback on what's good, what needs improvement, and new ideas for future photographs. Entering your photos into an online contest is really a win-win situation, whether you walk away with the top prize or not.

A couple of quick tips before you enter your first contest: first, while you are starting out, don't enter any contests that require any kind of entry fees. There are prestigious photography contests out there with very significant prizes that do require entry fees, but when you are just starting, it's better if you stay away from the expensive ones. There are more than enough free-to-enter online contests out there for you to enter, and some of them actually do offer a small cash prize for winning. Above all else, when you are just starting, it's more important for you to gain some exposure, tips and photo ideas from other photographers.

The most important rule to follow when entering online contests is pretty simple: have fun! The great thing about contests is that if you don't win one, you can enter your photograph in as many more as you want. With some hard work and tenacity, your photography is bound to get better and you're bound to win!

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I ended up quitting acting for spiritual reasons, not because it was hard but because I felt it drawing me away from God. So after my restrictive diet, I went wild. I binged on all things fat and sugar. I ballooned to about 155 pounds, the heaviest I have ever been. I stopped hearing that I was skinny, I got less and less looks from good looking strangers. I wasn't fat, but I was definitely heavier. One of my closest guy friends at the time told me I wasn't as "attractive as I used to be." Needless to say, we stopped being so close, but his words got me thinking about my weight a lot. My dad would comment on how fat I had gotten and that hurt the most. Once I was at a friend's house, he had stepped out for a few minutes to talk to his girlfriend. He left me alone with his brothers and friends, whom I had known for years but wasn't very close to. They began poking fun at my appearance, asking me if I was "storing up for the winter." This was the lowest I had ever felt in my life. I felt ugly.

I ended up shedding 10 pounds, so now I weigh in at 145. Sometimes, I can get down to 141 and sometimes I go up to 148, but I pretty much stay in this range, its been this way now for about five years. I don't get commented on about my weight anymore and I feel that I'm a pretty average size for an American.

The only Asian countries I have visited have been Singapore and Malaysia, which is where I am temporarily living at the moment. The first time I visited these places as an adult, I definitely stuck out like a sore thumb. I was taller and thicker than most of the girls there. When I tried on clothes, I was a large or extra large. I have large thighs and a big butt. Though this J.Lo bod may be desirable in the US, it is not here. Chinese girls are expected to be petite and slim. Well, you may say, "Jackie, how do you know this isn't all just in your head?" I know because practically every one of my relatives here (that's about 12 aunts and uncles and 14 cousins) have told me that I am "too big." Too big for Asia, land of the "skinny Asian girl." I have seen some larger girls here, but they are few and far between.

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