【泰國星正妹】不可多得的中國古典美人‭ ‬‭/‬‭ ‬華裔氣質美女Smiley Chaimongon

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華裔氣質美女Smiley‭ ‬，是一位不可多得的古典氣息美女，眼神中透露出的優雅氣質，柔長秀髮、精緻的鎖骨，活脫脫就像古代美人圖中的人物！

【泰國星正妹】不可多得的中國古典美人‭ ‬‭/‬‭ ‬華裔氣質美女Smiley Chaimongon

Smiley Chaimongon暱稱Smiley，出生於1993年8月26日，目前是泰北清邁皇家大學商務英語專業大三生。大家知道泰北美女多，而Smiley更是一位不可多得的氣質美女。也許是有華人血統的關係，除了立體精緻的五官、傲人的胸部、白皙的肌膚外，Smiley從內而到都散發著中國古典美人的氣息。平常在課餘時間，Smiley會去做車展模特兒，外拍模特兒等一些兼職工作。而為了保持她的完美身材，Smiley還堅持每天上健身房跑步練瑜伽，並嚴格控制飲食攝取。大家一起為這麼一位堅持不懈的華裔正妹加油吧！

個人資料
姓名：Smiley Chaimongon
小名：Smiley‭ ‬
職業：大學生
生日：8月26日1993年
出生地：泰國清邁
國籍：泰國
身高：155公分
體重：45公斤
教育程度：清邁皇家大學
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