Tan Songyun and Jin Chen's 33-year-old observations and reflections
In the Chinese entertainment industry, Tan Songyun and Jin Chen, two popular actresses, have both entered the age of 33, and their beauty and temperament have their own characteristics. With the popularity of social media and the rapid dissemination of information, people are paying more and more attention to the changes in the appearance of celebrities, especially when these two actresses have entered their prime. With the continuous change of the public's definition of beauty, a new concept has gradually entered the public's field of vision, that is, "technological face" and "native face".
An introduction to the concept of the tech face and the native face
"Tech face" refers to the appearance created by technological means, such as microplastic surgery, laser beauty and other technical means. This appearance often has some unique characteristics, such as a stronger sense of three-dimensionality, more defined lines, etc. A native face, on the other hand, refers to a face that grows and develops naturally without additional plastic or cosmetic surgery. The emergence of these two concepts has also triggered a rethinking of people's perception and definition of beauty.
Comparison of the physical characteristics of the technical face and the native face
There are obvious differences between the technological face and the native face in terms of appearance characteristics. Tech faces have distinct contours and three-dimensional facial features, which tend to meet mainstream aesthetic standards, so they are more easily accepted by the public. In contrast, the original face is closer to nature, showing the unique charm of the individual, but it may be slightly ordinary in the eyes of mainstream aesthetics. This contrast of physical characteristics also directly affects the society's criteria for judging individual beauty.
Social Awareness and Acceptance of Techno-Face and Native Face
With the development of society, the technological face has gradually occupied a dominant position in social cognition and acceptance. In the media, advertising and other social information transmission carriers, more shows the beauty and success brought by the face of technology. Relatively speaking, the original face may have been neglected to a certain extent in terms of social cognition, and even considered to be "non-mainstream beauty". This also makes the younger generation more inclined to choose technological means to improve their appearance in order to cater to mainstream aesthetic concepts.
Psychological and emotional responses to the technological face and the native face
On a psychological and emotional level, individuals with a techno-face and a native face may have different experiences. Techno-faced people may be more likely to receive praise and recognition from the outside world, which can bring a certain amount of satisfaction, but at the same time, they may also be under more pressure because this beauty is constantly being maintained and improved. On the other hand, people with native faces are more able to maintain inner peace and confidence, because their beauty is not based on external changes.
The definition and pursuit of beauty between the technological face and the native face
In the end, both the technological face and the native face show diversity in the definition and pursuit of beauty. Beauty should not be confined to a fixed model, everyone has the right to define and pursue the beauty in their own minds. Whether it is transformed through technological means or kept in its original state, it should be respected and understood. The essence of beauty is pluralistic, and it should be an inclusive and open concept, not limited to a specific standard of appearance.
To sum up, Tan Songyun and Jin Chen, as well as the comparative observation of "technological face" and "native face", have triggered in-depth thinking about the definition and cognition of beauty. Everyone has their own unique charm and beauty, and this beauty should be diverse and should not be limited by any standard. In the future, I hope to be able to see and understand the existence of different types of beauty with more inclusiveness and openness.