In Hollywood, unions have been fighting for diversity so far, and in Asian cinema, challenging beauty standards are dominant and showing. And for the sake of demand in the profession, actors prepare for dramatic transformations and dangerous diets that European naturalness and body positive supporters do not imagine.
It is true whether high growth in Asian countries is dependent on beauty filters and ultimately helping to take prestigious positions in which it looks so perfect.
Competition
Today, the film and show in South Korea, Japan and China is not a secret that the business industry is very toxic. Many of Doram’s idol and star works for wear to rely on competition against the background of young talents. And since it focuses on interest, the artist’s appearance and personal life is prohibited by the contract of advertising novels for several years. They should also observe solid diets to avoid weight gain. Such harsh conditions often have sad consequences for the health and spirit of artists.
Pour oil into fire and fans. In Asia, the fans prepare for real injuries if they are not as perfect as they represent idols.
But go back to beauty. The spectators in Asia pay attention to whether the actors eat well in the frame. And for example, “parasites” were pure and the star of the ladies were completely reproached because they were “very small eyes”. Allegedly, plastic surgery can meet with money. It is not surprising that actors make themselves with double -eyed, which is often called “egier sal”, which is literally translated as “smiling eyes .. It is believed that the lower eyelids give children’s naivety and Milota’s face.
The obsession of beauty is clearly monitored in Tiktok that users from Asia are shocked by dramatic transformations using cosmetics and filters. Ordinary people look like porcelain babies, not so realistic that they are afraid. Moreover, in the Middle Kingdom, many men become women with the help of filters because of gender imbalance, and the same lonely men donate men. Today, in the attempt of Chinese authorities, film studios forbade the retourse and whitening of the actors’ faces to reduce the stress level of people in the pursuit of ideals.
But why is this? The characteristics of the mentality and the National Theater School play an important role in which three things are important: gestures, sound and beauty. And this canon remains unchanged. If actors in Europe strive for naturalness, Asian colleagues behave like anime heroes on the stage and on the screen. Yes, they depict emotions and they don’t live. Therefore, the actor’s sticks, drinks, kisses and so on. Pay attention to how you eat with. Lucism manages the ball in daily life: Koreans and Chinese, for example, without hesitation, to discuss your appearance in your presence.
Additional Types in Asia
Let’s start with the beauty standards that are radically different from the European ones. So, in Asia, male beauty is very appreciated. Men use cosmetics and look at themselves. The standard is not a ruthless alpha male with impressive cheekbones and embossed body, but a v-shaped or oval face, high nose bridge and impressive lower eyelids (Egier Sal). In the meantime, high growth (from 175 cm) is so appreciated that a person can take a more prestigious position through him (even if his skills do not fully correspond). And always porcelain skin.
Unusual: In Asian countries, the protruding ears are considered beautiful as Elves, because this so -called face is thinner, chubby cheeks (no cheekbones!), Legs “wheel”, small breasts, low growth (women) and ribs and bones in the shoulder area make ribs and bones.
Women’s species are very diverse and even separate names are taken in honor of animals and is more interesting than the classification of David Kibbi.
“The face of the first love”
An innocent child’s face with a melon seed or egg -like -like. Almond eyes without the upper lip with very wide double eyelids, expressionless eyebrows and a bright “arcumine belt”.
“Fox’s face”
A face with many sharp features is very fond of China. “FOX” can be recognized by a sharp jaw and jaw lines, summarized cheekbones, a nose with high nose, and actresses with raised corners such as Kim Eun Ji and Jan Mi.
“Soma’s face”
“Soma faces” owners are considered very beautiful. He has chubby lips, he has sized eyes, as if a straightened end of the nose, an eyebrow-waters.
“The face of the dog”
Li Jey-in (known under the name of AIU) is a beautiful and innocent face. The outer corners are lowered, flat eyebrows and a soft jaw with rounded eyes.
“The face of a cat”
The most common type in South Korea. Because of the structure of the face, such people seem insignificant and a little arrogant. Sharp inner and raised outer corners of the eyes, an unbearable jaw, small teeth, a nose with round nostrils, eyebrow spring.
“Hare’s face”
A cheerful expression to the face is given by two protruding front tooths reminiscent of Hare. He also has flat eyebrows, small lips and a thin nose.
“The face of the snake”
The face took such a name for a cold expression and a “heavy” appearance. The shape of the face looks like an opposite triangle. “Snakes” has sharp high cheekbones and a long thin nasal bridge.
“Deer face”
“Deer” looks calm, smart and clever. He has a large eyes with thick eyelashes and a long neck that makes it elegant like an actress.
“The face of the turtle”
“Turtles” has a short forehead, large eyebrows, a large mouth, a low nose bridge.
“The face of the bird”
“Birds” is a small head, thin lips, round eyes, a nos switch, a sharp jaw, pak min-en and in-on.
“The face of a hamster”
Like an animal, they have round cheeks, their eyes are removed from the nose in proportion to the nose and the upper lip is lifted in a playful way. All features are soft without sharp corners.
“The face of the frog”
Many of them think that “frogs” are not attractive, but we don’t agree: Jing Tien and Xin Hezhiy are very attractive girls. For example, only the Chinese do not like convex eyes, large double eyelids, a large mouth and a short jaw. You can’t please everyone!
Source: People Talk
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