The 81st Venice International Film Festival is currently underway, with talented film professionals from all over the world gathering in Venice, Italy, to attend this cinematic event. Invited by the Armani brand, the Chinese actress Nashi graced the red carpet of this year's film festival in a stunning black strapless gown on August 31, local time. With a confident smile and graceful poise, she has showcased the brilliance and bravery of Eastern women on the world stage.

Nashi plays the role of Deng Chanyu in the film series "Creation of The Gods." Her horseback entrance in "Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms" leaves a lasting impression with just an eight-second scene, perfectly capturing the character's spirited and heroic demeanor. Her outstanding performance in the film has not only endeared her to domestic audiences, but also garnered significant attention from the international film community. It is worth noting that "Creation of the Gods II," in which Nashi stars, is also set to be released soon.

As a rising star in the Chinese film industry, Nashi is not only remarkable for her striking appearance but also for her impressive physical prowess. She is skilled in martial arts, boxing, and mixed martial arts, and her distinctly Eastern features convey a sense of resilience. With such a unique combination of talents, Nashi holds immense potential for the future. Her invitation to the Venice International Film Festival highlights her confident and graceful presence as an Eastern woman, earning Chinese films increased attention and recognition on the international stage.

As one of the world's top three film festivals, the Venice International Film Festival has always attracted global attention with its unique artistic charm and profound cultural heritage. Nashi's invitation to attend this prestigious event is a recognition of her acting skills and international influence. It’s expected to see that more actresses with Eastern characteristics shine on the international stage, showing the diverse beauty of women worldwide, and promoting cross-cultural exchange in the film industry to make the global film industry more vibrant and diverse.