Engaged after less than a year of dating! Malaysian singer and actor Guo Xiaodong romantically proposed to his influencer girlfriend Quennie Wang Zhenglin, preparing 123 roses and personally performing the original love song "Too Good To Be True"—his proposal was a success.
This proposal had actually been secretly planned by Guo Xiaodong for some time, who also enlisted Quennie's management team to help. When Quennie arrived at the scene and saw the "MARRY ME" proposal decorations, she realized she had been kept in the dark. Guo Xiaodong specially composed "Too Good To Be True" for this moment and performed it live for her, putting all the words he wanted to say into the song.
The 123 roses at the scene also held special significance, corresponding exactly with the couple's anniversary date, December 3rd. Their fate was quite unexpected—they met at a movie press conference. After both experienced their own love stories, they learned to cherish and better understand each other.
Quennie had previously been married to fellow Malaysian singer Liu Jiehui. They registered their marriage in March 2024 and announced their divorce in July of the same year, with the marriage lasting only about four months. After the proposal, she shared her feelings on social media, candidly revealing that her past experiences once made her afraid to love again, even telling herself: "From now on, I'll just love myself."
Unexpectedly, while both she and Guo Xiaodong were working on learning to love themselves, they walked into each other's lives. Quennie emotionally stated that Guo Xiaodong never despised her past or her wounds; instead, he carefully embraced her vulnerability, gradually making her feel love once more with his attentiveness and devotion.

"I once secretly said to my dad: 'Dad, I think I may have found someone... who loves me even more than you do.'" She never thought that she'd ever get the chance to say such words in her lifetime, but Guo Xiaodong made it possible. She ended by thanking Guo Xiaodong for not only loving the glamorous sides of her but also cherishing her broken pieces, writing: "Thank you for entering my life and giving me a real home."