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"Sister Lang 5" deformed aesthetics: the "alien" myth in the entertainment industry
Today's entertainment industry can really be said to be changing, and the trends are one after another. No, the fifth season of "Sister Riding the Wind and Waves" has become popular again, but this time it is not the sisters' singing skills and dancing posture that are popular, but their peculiar figures. Speaking of which, I have to mention the so-called "deformed aesthetic". Oops, what kind of aesthetic is this, it's just a physical competition, to see whose chest is flatter, whose waist is thinner, whose legs are thinner, it's like a competition.
To be honest, the words rib breast, water snake waist, and bird legs all sound a little confusing. This is what it looks like to be healthy, it's a pathological pursuit. In order to cater to this aesthetic, the sisters are also desperate, but is this kind of figure really good-looking?
We have to understand that there is not only one standard for beauty. Everyone has their own unique look, some are plump, some are slim, and this is normal. But in the current entertainment industry, it seems that there is a kind of "standard beauty", that is, thin, the thinner, the better. In this way, in order to look good on camera, the sisters can only desperately lose weight, and some even sacrifice their health.
This kind of deformed aesthetic is actually not good for the sisters themselves. The body is the capital of the revolution, and if you collapse your body for the sake of a so-called "beauty" standard, how can you still mix in the entertainment industry? Besides, can such a figure really make people feel beautiful? I don't think so.
And ah, this aesthetic will also affect young audiences. When they see their sisters like this, they may think that this is the standard of beauty, and then they want to be like this. In this way, not only will it cause damage to your body, but it will also affect your mental health.
So, I think it's time for us to really reflect on this deformed aesthetic. Beauty should not be singular, but plural. Everyone has their own unique beauty, and we should respect this difference instead of blindly pursuing the so-called "standard beauty".
The entertainment industry should also reflect on it. Although it's right to pursue topics and popularity, you can't sacrifice the health of your sisters for the sake of these. You should pay more attention to their talents and performances, rather than just staring at their figures.
Let's talk about those sisters, they are not easy. In the highly competitive place of the entertainment industry, in order to gain a firm foothold, it has to cater to the aesthetic needs of the market. But they should also understand that their bodies are their own, and health is the most important thing. Don't sacrifice your health and happiness for the sake of a momentary pursuit.
Also, we as viewers should be sensible. Just look at the good figure of your sisters and appreciate it, don't blindly follow the trend to lose weight or have plastic surgery or something. You must know that true beauty arises from the heart, and cannot be easily defined by external forms.
Finally, I want to say that this deformed aesthetic trend in the entertainment industry should really stop. We should return to a healthy, natural aesthetic state, so that everyone can show their own unique beauty. In this way, the entertainment industry can be more colorful and dynamic.
In fact, I think this kind of deformed aesthetic is, in the final analysis, a commercial product. In order to attract attention and create topics, the entertainment industry has launched this extreme aesthetic standard. And the audience also has anxiety and pressure because of this aesthetic standard, feeling that they are not beautiful enough and not good enough. In this way, the entire entertainment industry has fallen into a vicious circle.
But ah, we can't blame the entertainment industry entirely. After all, they are also here to survive and thrive. We, as viewers, should also have our own judgments and aesthetic standards. Don't be fooled by those superficial things, and see the true talent and charm of your sisters.
Also, I think we should also pay more attention to other things, such as the music works of the sisters, dance performances, personality charm, and so on. These are the things that really move people's hearts. Instead of just staring at their figures, that would be too superficial.
Of course, I also understand that some sisters may choose to cater to this deformed aesthetic for the sake of their careers and dreams. But ah, I want them to understand that true success and happiness are not based on sacrificing health. Only by having a healthy body can you better pursue your dreams and career.
So, I think we should all work together to resist this deformed aesthetic. Don't let this unhealthy mindset continue to spread. We want to use our actions and voices to tell the entertainment industry and the whole society: what we are pursuing is real beauty, healthy, natural, and diverse beauty!
We have to understand that beauty is not for comparison, let alone competition. Everyone has their own shining point and has their own characteristics. Those sisters, they show their talent and charm on the stage, not their simple figures. We should enjoy their performances and feel their emotions, not just stare at their figures.
Besides, this kind of deformed aesthetic is not only prevalent in the entertainment industry. In our daily life, there are also many people who blindly lose weight and have plastic surgery in pursuit of the so-called "perfect body". This is actually a very unhealthy state of mind. We should learn to accept ourselves, cherish our bodies, and not sacrifice our health in order to cater to the aesthetics of others.
So, I think we should call for this deformed aesthetic to be a thing of the past. We want to advocate a healthy, positive and diverse aesthetic concept, so that everyone can confidently express their beauty. In this way, our society will be better and more harmonious.
Finally, I want to say, sisters, you are really great! no matter what your body shape, you are all interpreting beauty in your own way. I hope that you can continue to hold on to your dreams and beliefs and not be influenced by public opinion from the outside world. And we, as viewers, will always support you and accompany you
Let's continue to talk about this deformed aesthetic. You see, the current entertainment industry seems to have fallen into a strange circle of "thin is beautiful". But ah, does being thin necessarily be beautiful? I don't think so. Everyone's body is unique, some people are born with a large skeleton, some people are petite and delicate, this is all natural. Why impose a standard on everyone?
Besides, beauty and ugliness are inherently subjective. If you think this person is good-looking, others may think it is average. So how can it be said that one standard is suitable for everyone? This kind of deformed aesthetics, to put it bluntly, is deliberately created by merchants and media in order to make money and attract attention. They don't care if it's hurting people, as long as there's money to be made.
However, we, as viewers and consumers, cannot blindly follow the trend. Have your own aesthetic standards and judgment. Seeing those sisters who are troubled by deformed aesthetics, we should give them more understanding and support, instead of ridicule and accusation.
Finally, I would like to say that true beauty cannot be measured by money. It comes from inner kindness, self-confidence, and tenacity. Those sisters, regardless of their size, are interpreting beauty in their own way. We should respect their choices and appreciate their talent and charisma. Only in this way can we truly appreciate the true meaning of beauty.
(Disclaimer) The process and pictures described in the article are from the Internet, and this article aims to advocate positive social energy and no vulgar and other bad guidance.