Sun Feifei's failed plastic surgery left her with a 'zombie face', and she is criticized for looking more and more like Xiao Qiang, whose beauty has faded.
Sun Feifei, who became famous for her role in "Beijing, My Love," has long been suspected of having plastic surgery, but she strongly denied these allegations. However, recently Sun Feifei appears to have experienced a failed plastic surgery, resulting in stiff facial expressions and a loss of her previous sweetness. This time, it seems there's no denying it.
On the evening of November 17, 2011, Dong Jie, Sun Feifei, and Tan Weiwei attended an event together. Just before the event began, Dong Jie elegantly removed the shawl from her shoulders in front of everyone. Sun Feifei wore a black short dress with striped patterns that night, revealing her gray bra through the intersecting stripes. During the game segment, Sun Feifei held a cushion while making various expressions to appear cute, yet she couldn't escape her stiff awkwardness, which was attributed by netizens to overdone plastic surgery.
There are rumors that Sun Feifei had work done on her nose, chin, eyelids, and inner corners of her eyes. It seems she always wanted to be more beautiful, leading to this tragic outcome. Since "The Beauty's Plot," Sun Feifei was found to no longer possess her previous charm, and netizens speculated that as she aged, the implants and tissues began separating. Later, she underwent jaw reduction surgery, making her face thinner and more frightening. Netizens pointed out that Sun Feifei is increasingly resembling Sylvia Chang (a Taiwanese actress known for overdoing plastic surgeries), and it's regrettable that she's already become like this at such a young age.
Everyone desires beauty, but plastic surgery must be moderate. Excessive procedures can lead to being not only unattractive but also terrifying. There are claims that photos from "Beijing, My Love" represent Sun Feifei's most beautiful period. Now, due to excessive plastic surgery, Sun Feifei has lost her former beauty.
