In this era of beauty filters, are you also attracted by those glorious short videos, wondering why it is difficult to see so many handsome guys and beauties in reality? Are they all hidden behind the screen of their mobile phones, no longer stepping into our world? Today, let's uncover the truth behind this and see the story behind the beauty filter.
In this society where "appearance is justice", many people do not hesitate to resort to various means in order to pursue a perfect image. Beauty filters, as a magical tool that can quickly change your appearance, are naturally favored by the public. However, when we admire those beautiful faces that have been beautified on the screen, have we ever wondered how much of the real and the unreal are hidden behind this?
Recently, a news about bride price and beauty filters has attracted a lot of attention. When a man in Henan was talking about marriage with his girlfriend, the amount of the bride price that had been agreed upon suddenly skyrocketed. The reason turned out to be that the woman's family played a video of her daughter's cross-dressing, showing her amazing change from an ordinary village girl to a fair-skinned and beautiful princess. The mother-in-law used this as an excuse to increase the bride price from 60,000 to 600,000. The man was speechless in the face of this sudden change.
This incident makes us wonder: what exactly has the beauty filter changed, did it only change our appearance, did it affect our values and lifestyles on a deeper level, and have we lost our sense of our true selves in this seemingly glamorous virtual world?
Back to reality, we will find that those who have been retouched by beauty filters may not be as perfect in life as we see. And the act of asking for more bride price because of the image after beautifying the face also seems a bit ridiculous. After all, true love and marriage should not be built on illusory appearances.
So, should we ditch the beauty filter and return to our true selves? Perhaps, it's not a black-and-white question. As a tool, there is no right or wrong beauty filter. It's all about how we use it and how we perceive the virtual world it represents.
In closing, I would like to say that it doesn't matter whether you choose to beautify yourself with a beauty filter or if you choose to be brave enough to face your true self. It is important that we keep a clear head, not be deceived by illusory appearances, and stick to our principles and bottom line. And those who really know how to appreciate inner beauty will also be sure to give you likes and comments.
So, what do you think about the topic of beauty filters and your true self? Feel free to leave a comment in the comment section to share your views, and let's explore this controversial topic together!