Compared with Qin Li's early photos, Qin Li's early photos are popular.

On September 9th, a netizen posted three photos of Qin Li on his personal social account with the caption "Written by Qin Li in His Early Years", wearing a turtleneck coat and loose jeans, with a retro style and outstanding temperament. He looks like an international supermodel, but the image gap is a bit big, and Qin Li looks more comfortable now. ". This group of early photos of Qin Li became popular, with more than 4.95 million readers.

Judging from three early photos of Qin Li, Qin Li's style is really retro. She is wearing a blue-and-white collar coat with a pair of light blue jeans, which is very contemporary and has retro makeup on her face. Qin Li sits in a chair and looks like a goddess in a Hong Kong film. She has strong sense of atmosphere and taste.

Although Qin Li's modeling is very retro, the photo action is very trendy. When she sat in a concave chair, her hands pressed against the chair, one leg naturally landed, the other leg leaned against the armrest of the chair, and her mouth rose slightly, which looked quite energetic. This photo action is still very popular now. It seems that Qin Li learned concave modeling a long time ago.

After Qin Li's early photos became popular, many netizens commented on her early photos in the comment area. A netizen left a message in the comment area saying, "Nothing, I can't see the difference, I don't feel plastic surgery." Another netizen commented in the comment area, "The difference is really great, but it should be a makeup problem." Qin Li's image was accused of being too different, which also caused a heated discussion among netizens.

Personally, I think the contrast of Qin Li's image lies not in her appearance. As far as appearance is concerned, Qin Li hasn't changed much. The contrast of Qin Li's image lies in her temperament. Today's Qin Li looks elegant, while Qin Li in this group of early photos looks lively. However, this is understandable. People will become more elegant with age, don't you think?