Audio-visual Festival: As soon as Mao Xiaotong appeared, I completely understood the difference between a natural face and a technological face

Mao Xiaotong's appearance is like a fresh scenery, attracting everyone's attention. Her natural face seems to be a masterpiece of nature, which makes people sigh. However, as I looked closely at her face, I suddenly understood the subtle difference between a natural face and a technological face.

Mao Xiaotong's face was flawless, exuding a pure and clear temperament. The innocence and freshness revealed between her eyebrows and eyes seem to be a clear spring, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. And the corners of her mouth raised slightly, revealing a hint of playfulness and innocence, which made people laugh.

At the same time, her skin is smooth and delicate, without any blemishes. This is not the result of post-retouching, but innate beauty. Her skin exudes health and vitality and gives a feeling of freshness.

However, compared to her, the looks of some other stars are a little too "perfect". Their faces are littered with all kinds of plastic surgery marks, which make people feel unnatural and suffocating. There was a lack of aura and vitality between their eyebrows and eyes, as if they were a face like stagnant water.

What's even more surprising is that their skin, while smooth, has lost its natural texture. Behind that smoothness lies an endless post-embellishment that gives the illusion of unreality. In contrast, Mao Xiaotong's natural skin is even more commendable.

Therefore, when I saw Mao Xiaotong's appearance, I really understood the difference between a natural face and a technological face. The natural face exudes an innocent and natural beauty, making people feel a sense of purity and freshness, while the technical face is full of various traces of artificial modification, which makes people feel unnatural and disgusted.

Perhaps, in this society that pays attention to appearance, people should cherish their natural beauty more than blindly pursue the so-called "perfection". Because true beauty does not lie in the brilliance of the appearance, but in the kindness and innocence of the heart.