Goddesses do not wear myopic glasses, which is almost an unwritten rule in film and television dramas.
The Chinese drama has "Ugly Girl Invincible", the American drama has "Ugly Betty", the heroine is different, but they all use the same logo, wearing myopic glasses.
In 1979, when Qian Zhongshu went to the University of California to give a speech, he quoted an American poet: "Men seldom make passes at girls who wear galsses."
Men generally don't flirt with women with glasses, and the glasses here are not sunglasses, but myopic glasses.
If a person has myopic eyes, it is easy to be sluggish, because the glasses do not focus on light, the eyes are not flexible, and it is difficult to make people move.
Think about it, in Pride and Prejudice, Darcy attends the Bingley family without regret. If Elizabeth wore myopic glasses, no matter how beautiful her eyes were, it would be difficult for Darcy to be impressed.
In film and television dramas, wearing myopic glasses is mostly the standard for ugly women.
And the ugly woman wants to change her life against the sky and improve her appearance, and she must take off her glasses.
"My Girlhood" is like this, "The Hundred Variable Star King" is like this, and "The Little Thing of First Love" is also the same.
In other words, the setting that ugly women can quickly become beautiful women by taking off their myopic glasses is reminding female audiences that they must love their eyes and cannot be myopic?
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