Zhang Ailing once said: "What I hate the most are women who think they are learned and men who think they are born beautiful." This sentence reveals her prejudice and also reflects her pursuit of beauty. In her eyes, beauty is diverse, not limited to appearance, but also inner cultivation and temperament. And those who are self-righteous often ignore the true beauty, fall into their own small world, and become the "nasty" people in Zhang Ailing's mouth.
In Eileen Chang's world, beauty is diverse, and she appreciates women who are independent and dare to pursue themselves. They are not bound by the eyes of the outside world and bravely walk their own path, like a blooming flower, with both a unique temperament and full of vitality. And those women who think they are learned often fall into the trap of knowledge and lose their feminine softness and charm. They are too conceited and think that everything is the best, but they forget that true beauty requires the precipitation of years and inner cultivation.
Similarly, Zhang Ailing is also full of prejudice against men who think they were born beautiful. In her view, male beauty is not only in appearance, but also in inner strength and temperament. Those conceited men often pay too much attention to their appearance and neglect their inner cultivation. They are like a brilliant shooting star, although dazzling, but only a moment of brilliance, can not attract people for long.
Zhang Ailing's words are like a sharp sword, cutting through the prosperity of the surface and revealing the ugliness of human nature. It gives us a glimpse into the inner world of those who are self-righteous, their prejudices, arrogance, and conceit. At the same time, it also makes us understand that true beauty is not only the brilliance of the appearance, but also the richness of the heart and the enhancement of temperament.
In this materialistic era, we are often confused by superficial prosperity and neglect true beauty. And Zhang Ailing's words are like a beacon that illuminates our pursuit of beauty. Let us understand that true beauty needs to be discovered and cherished. Only by abandoning prejudice can we see true beauty.
In general, this sentence of Zhang Ailing reveals the prejudice and arrogance of human nature and allows us to see the true beauty. It reminds us to abandon prejudice and to discover and cherish the beauty in life. Only in this way can we truly enjoy the beauty of life.