If life is a marathon, then Liu Xiaoqing is not so much moving forward in the race, but rather dancing gorgeously on the marathon stage. She is nearly seventy years old, wearing a short skirt to shine in the audience, and her comfortable aura seems to tell everyone: I am Liu Xiaoqing, I am still gorgeous, and I am still myself!
The energetic 70-year-old actress once again sparked heated discussions on the Internet because of the "short skirt" incident of a public event. Some people think she's bold and defiant of convention, while others see her as energetic and age-defying. So the question is, how beautiful can a woman be, and how old can she be?
Today's Liu Xiaoqing, wearing a short skirt, is full of vitality, like a flower that will never wither. With every appearance, she can easily become the center of attention and attract a lot of amazement. She is so energetic, like a young girl reborn, that it is impossible to associate her with the word "age".
However, the world of the internet is always full of divisions. On the one hand, people praise Liu Xiaoqing's self-exuberance and vitality, and praise her attitude as a good model of old age, on the other hand, some people think that Liu Xiaoqing's dress is undignified and does not match her age.
How did this controversy over age and clothing come into being when it poured out of Liu Xiaoqing's "short skirt door"?
Is there really an age limit for wearing skirts? There are always some people around us who are pale at a young age, but there are people who are full of vitality and shine like a girl when they are old. Obviously, age does not determine how well a person dresses.
People in particular have a bias on the aesthetic standards of celebrities. Young celebrities may be applauded when they appear in short skirts, while older celebrities, especially women, will face sharp social criticism.
This begs two questions: whether dress should be limited by age, and whether our society really has the right to judge women by double standards.
What Liu Xiaoqing's "Short Skirt Door" incident has brought us is a reflection on these social phenomena, prompting us to think about an important question: as an individual, on the premise of abiding by social rules, do we have the right to be ourselves and maintain ourselves?
This is what we admire, a society that respects the individual regardless of age or gender, a society that allows us to look at beauty by different standards. People can choose to dress according to their own aesthetics, they can choose to be themselves, this is the society we need, this is the society we want.