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Angelababy is One of the First Asians to Cover America’s “Vogueâ€

 

 

 

 

Angelababy is One of the First Asians to Cover America’s “Vogueâ€

 

By addy on March 17, 2019 in NEWS

 

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Angelababy is one of the first Asian stars to be on the cover of the American Vogue.

 

The other Asian star sharing the spotlight with Angelababy is South Korean actress Doona Bae.

 

The April edition of Vogue Magazine, which comprises of two different covers featuring a total of seven actresses, focuses on the theme of “global talent.†Other stars covering that month include American actress Scarlett Johansson, Australian actress Elizabeth Debecki, Indian actress Deepika Padukone, French actress Lea Seydoux, and Nigerian actress Adesua Etomi.

 

It is the first time in 127 years of American Vogue’s history to feature that many talents for one edition.

 

While this is a great achievement for Angelababy, many Chinese netizens are questioning the 30-year-old’s qualifications to be on the cover.

 

Netizens explained that compared to other actresses on the cover, Angelababy does not have a representative work in film. While Scarlett Johansson’s credits include Black Widow from The Avengers film franchise and Doona Bae has multiple Best Actress wins, Angelababy’s representative work is Keep Running <奔跑å§å…„弟>, a variety show. Foreign media also likes to dub Angelababy as “the Chinese Kim Kardashian.â€

 

“She’s not a suitable actress to represent China,†said netizens.

 

Angelababy is the first Chinese star to be on the cover of Vogue, but not the first to be featured. In 2005, Gong Li (å·©ä¿) and Zhang Ziyi’s (ç« å­æ€¡) interviews for Memoirs of a Geisha were published in the December 2005 edition of Vogue.

 

Source: Sinchew

 

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Is India suddenly not in Asia? Deepika is also Asian.

 

I think the common misconception in the Western world is that "Asian" refers to people with slanted eyes and yellow skin. Hence, Indian people are often not considered as Asians, despite the fact that India is in South Asia.

 

Funny how the article perpetuates that misconception. Whoever wrote it should've read more.

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