IVE's Jang Won-young Stars in Chinese Commercial, Drawing Online Buzz

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1. Why else would there be a term like 'Chinese style'? That's their aesthetic. It's not my personal preference, but there's no single right answer for aesthetics.
2. It has a bit of a Chinese vibe, with a touch of Japan's unique rustic feel... but Jang Won-young (장원영) can really pull off this glamorous, sparkling style, so she still looks beautiful.
3. It's a bit Chinese, a bit hard to pinpoint a country, and a bit Thai... but Won-young is still stunning.

4. I was watching and thinking, 'Hmm, this is very Chinese style,' then scrolled down and saw everyone thought the same.
5. In this commercial, I actually see a bit of Jang Da-ah (장다아).
6. It looks like a Japanese commercial from the 2010s.

7. Even without knowing it was a Chinese commercial, one could guess it's not the Korean aesthetic.
8. She's still pretty, of course, just not as breathtaking as usual.
9. The overall look is really tacky, from the special effects to the outfits... it's very different from Korean commercial styles.

10. Jang Won-young definitely has a face that suits the Chinese market's aesthetic.
11. Even with the Chinese style, she's incredibly beautiful.
12. She really suits the Chinese style, and she looks great.

13. I think the commercial itself leans more Japanese than Chinese, just with the model styled to fit Chinese aesthetics.
14. Wow, it's completely a different country's style, so interesting. But Won-young is still very pretty.
15. The whole vibe is completely different, it's fascinating.

16. Did all the money go to the endorsement fee? As an advertising enthusiast, I'm almost fainting. It feels like a mix between Chinese and Japanese styles.
17. I was mentally prepared, but when I clicked, it was even more Chinese style than I expected, I was so surprised.
18. Wow, the Chinese style is so strong. If someone asks what 'Chinese style' is, just show them this commercial.

19. Although the overall look is really tacky, she still manages to pull it off... that's amazing. I also understand the comments about it having a Japanese feel.
20. Even Won-young can't overcome the Chinese style.
21. Wow, it's really tacky, except for Won-young.

22. Is this really a commercial from 2026?
23. I think Won-young was born to be a princess; her aura is incredible. But I don't quite understand why mentioning the country isn't allowed? Is there a reason I don't know?
24. This commercial looks like something Temu would make. It could have been shot with a high-end feel, so why did it turn out like this?

25. If Jang Won-young truly expands her career in China, she'll definitely become super rich. I know she's already wealthy now.
26. She really suits this style, so much so that she doesn't even look like Jang Won-young; instead, she looks like a common Chinese influencer in a commercial.
27. I think Jang Won-young herself seems to like this Chinese style, which is why she suits it so well.

28. I really can't get used to Chinese commercials; the Chinese style is just not to my taste.
29. This commercial is truly heavily Chinese in style—tacky and flashy. It's almost unbearable to watch, but Won-young still manages to pull it off; she's unbelievably beautiful.
30. Won-young is still very pretty, but the commercial... well, the filming style is very different. Perhaps Chinese people find this more beautiful?

31. She's already beautiful enough; there's no need for this soft-focus filter. It actually prevents her true beauty from shining through.
32. It looks like Won-young is about to earn a huge amount of money from the Chinese market. Young and rich, how enviable. But even more enviable is that she can even pull off the Chinese style.