Why do some people think that white people have higher looks? Because most of the white people you meet are generally "picked." Either a star, who can't look good, or a flat model or something, is also a high-looking, at least decent.
And the Chinese you see are all kinds of crooked dates, and unconsciously compare the white people with high appearance and the yellow passers-by, which is a bit of a horse racing meaning.
Some people just like the appearance of high nose and deep eyes, three-dimensional facial features. There are also white people who usually have long thin faces. If so, it would be subjective and unreasonable. Reminds me of a saying that there are also people who don't like to eat oranges when they come out with the best oranges.
But some people think that if it is too three-dimensional, it will be too sharp, and they like to be softer and more obedient, such as Liu Yifei, Yui Niigaki, Kyoko Fukada and so on. Speaking of me, I also like Nicole Kidman, Emma Watson, Naomiwartz, Kate Winslet (the thinner version) (no way, for example, it has to be a star), but it's all a bit playful. Like Laura Dunn and Laura Haring, the drift is not beautiful, of course it is beautiful, but it is not very appreciatable.
There is also the fact that many people in China have seen too few white people, or even seen them. I don't see much, but what I see in the central provincial capital is not yet coastal, there are not many white people, white people are nothing special, and even there is no high nose and no deep purpose.
Finally, what is the value of the face?
The value is not only white, not only three-dimensional. Eyebrow skin figure is also important. As far as I can see, most white people (including all foreigners) are not star faces, but also crooked, retracted chins, noses are too high, spotted, extremely obese... And the white of white people is not crystal clear, skin like gelatinous white, generally speaking, like that kind of paint white, paint white.
Anyway, aesthetics is a very subjective thing.
