"I was only 84 pounds at the time, and the director scolded me for being fat and asked me to take face slimming injections to slim down. Recently, actress Guo Biting broke the news that she had been criticized by the director for her weight and was forced to take face slimming injections to slim her face. This remark immediately caused an uproar on the Internet, and a large number of netizens spoke for Guo Biting, questioning the harsh requirements of the entertainment industry for the appearance of actresses.
Actually, this is just the tip of the iceberg. In the hot entertainment industry, how can there be no harsh filtering of appearance? Thin body, three-dimensional facial features, fair skin - many female artists are reborn under these standardized aesthetic requirements. However, the outside is never perfect, and our hearts need to be cared for. Perhaps, it's time to "unleash" the overly strict aesthetic.
Actresses in the entertainment industry are generally under pressure to lose weight
Through interviews and reports, we can see that the pressure on actresses in the entertainment industry to lose weight and shape is widespread. In order to highlight their skinny feelings, many actresses will maintain a diet close to food restriction for a long time, and regularly receive slimming treatments such as acupuncture, moxibustion, and grinding. More extremely, there are physical problems caused by rapid weight loss.
This kind of group body anxiety stems from the strict body requirements of the entertainment industry. A thin figure is not only seen as beautiful, but also considered to have a higher level of ornamentation. Many actresses are feeling the pressure of this anticipation. In this environment, they have to slim down and shape themselves through various means to comply with industry rules.
We need to look at the shape of the body rationally
We need to look at the human appearance rationally. Perfect looks don't equate to health. Excessive thinness can lead to osteoporosis and weakened immunity. A person's physical appearance cannot be completely changed through nurture, nor can it represent inner qualities. Everyone's physical condition and personality traits are different. The pursuit of a standardized aesthetic cannot make everyone perfect.
It's important to start from within, to boost self-confidence and self-cultivation. Appearance, while important, does not determine a person's worth. Only when we learn to appreciate the beauty of both the inside and the outside can we transcend the external constraints and achieve true liberation.
Women need to be healthy and confident, not defined by expectations
In this environment, women need to be healthy and confident, and not be defined by external expectations. Love life and maintain a positive attitude. Eat and exercise reasonably, but don't overdo it or be unscientific. Appearance is important, but true beauty comes from within. We should strive to enrich the connotation and cultivate independent thinking. Don't be kidnapped by other people's eyes, and insist on being your true self.
Life is short, and we need warmth and tolerance, not fear and anxiety. Perhaps putting aside our preconceptions, we will find that the world is originally colorful.
The harsh aesthetics of actresses originate from the entire social environment and cultural soil. Each of us can speak up, but we need to start with ourselves. Maybe one day in the future, we will find that the world is a better place because of inclusion.
Netizens generally believe that the appearance should be viewed rationally, and a person should not be judged by the degree of slenderness. Some netizens also said that the entertainment industry is indeed facing commercialization pressure, but it should also be promoted in an orderly manner, and "one size fits all" cannot be carried out. Some netizens also called for women to be themselves first in order to gain true respect. What do you think of this matter? Feel free to continue the discussion in the comment section.
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