Jiang Yingrong faced the Internet storm and supported the beauty of her diverse body
Recently, an Internet storm swept in, and the focus was directly on actress Jiang Yingrong. After singing and dancing at the graduation ceremony of a university in Chongqing, she unfortunately became the target of "too fat, too dark, and too short" in the mouths of some netizens. However, Jiang Yingrong did not choose to escape or remain silent, but bravely stood up and confronted these controversies in the form of a video, showing her tenacity and self-confidence.
In the video, Jiang Yingrong responded forcefully to these negative comments with her usual frankness and honesty. She said that height, weight and skin color are not the criteria that define a person, and everyone should have the right to be themselves. She even turned criticism from netizens into affirmation of her outdoor hobby in a self-deprecating way, showing her unique sense of humor and optimism.
Jiang Yingrong's brave counterattack sparked widespread resonance among netizens. Many have expressed support for her view that beauty is pluralistic and should not be bound by a single standard. Her fans even left messages to encourage her, praise her confidence and courage, and praise and cheer for her.
In fact, Jiang Yingrong's figure is indeed different from the current popular aesthetic standard of "white and thin" in the entertainment industry. But instead of feeling inferior or uneasy, she proved that health and self-confidence are the most important things. This attitude of hers has not only won the love and support of fans, but also set a positive example for the majority of women.
In this cyberstorm, Jiang Yingrong not only showed her tenacity and self-confidence, but also conveyed an important message: we should respect the uniqueness of each person, not judge people by their appearance, and do not make unwarranted attacks and criticisms of others. Only when we learn to appreciate and accept different beauties can we truly achieve social harmony and progress.
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