Low-cut tops, thigh-baring thighs, and heavy makeup: fashion misunderstandings of the image of "nuns" in film and television dramas
In the world of fashion, we often pay attention to various trends and style evolutions, however, when this attention is transferred to film and television dramas, we find some puzzling "fashion" phenomena. In particular, those characters who are portrayed as "nuns" often present images that are very different from the images of nuns as we understand them, and even subvert people's perceptions. Today, we will talk about this fashion myth and try to reveal the reasons behind it in the form of a conversation.
In a recent hit costume drama, the audience had a heated discussion about the image of the "nun" in the play. These "nuns" are not only dressed in low-cut clothes and thigh-baring clothes, but also wear heavy makeup, which is far from the traditional image of nuns with pure hearts and few desires.
"Have you watched that new show?" Fashion editor Xiao Yang said to her colleague Xiao Li, "The image of the 'nun' in it simply shocked me. ”
Xiao Li asked curiously, "What's wrong?" Is it the clothes that don't look good or the makeup doesn't fit? ”
Xiao Yang shook his head and said, "Neither." It was the dress of those 'nuns' that completely subverted my perception of nuns. They are wearing low-cut shirts, baring their thighs, and wearing heavy makeup, where do they look like monks? ”
Xiao Li nodded thoughtfully: "Yes, I noticed it too." This kind of dress really doesn't quite fit the image of a nun. However, it may be to attract the attention of the audience. ”
Xiao Yang disagreed: "It is important to attract the audience's attention, but it can't completely deviate from the facts." As monks, nuns' clothing and makeup should be plain and unpretentious, so as to reflect their spiritual practice and pure heart. And this kind of overly revealing and colorful dress not only makes people feel uncomfortable, but also may mislead the audience's perception of nuns. ”
Xiao Li agreed: "You're right. This kind of fashion misconception really needs our attention. So, how do you think you should avoid this misunderstanding? ”
After pondering for a moment, Xiao Yang said, "First of all, we need to respect history and culture. As Buddhist practitioners, nuns' attire and makeup should conform to Buddhist traditions and regulations. In film and television dramas, we should restore this tradition and regulations as much as possible, rather than tampering with them at will. Secondly, we need to establish a correct aesthetic concept. Fashion is not only the pursuit of trends and individuality, but more importantly, it should reflect personal temperament and taste. When creating the image of nuns, we should pay attention to showing their inner cultivation and quality, rather than just pursuing their external dress. ”
Xiao Li added: "In addition, we also need to strengthen the review and supervision of film and television works. For those films and television works that over-exaggerate and distort the image of nuns, we should criticize and correct them, so that they can realize their mistakes and correct them. ”
Xiao Yang nodded yes: "That's right." Only in this way can we avoid this fashion misunderstanding from continuing to spread in film and television dramas. At the same time, we also need to strengthen publicity and education for the public, so that they can understand the true image and historical background of nuns, and avoid being misled by wrong film and television works. ”
In addition to the image of nuns in film and television dramas, this kind of fashion misunderstanding is also common in other fields. For example, in some commercial events, in order to attract attention and create a buzz, some organizers will invite some so-called "nuns" with scantily visible clothes and bright makeup to participate in the event or performance. This behavior is not only a desecration of the image of a nun, but also a disrespect for Buddhist culture. We should resolutely oppose such behavior and call on everyone to work together to uphold the image of nuns and the dignity of Buddhist culture.
In addition, we should also be aware of the diversity of fashion and aesthetic concepts. Although the image of a nun has a fixed image and rules in traditional culture, fashion and aesthetic concepts are constantly evolving with the times. Instead of fixing and stereotyping the traditional image of a nun, we should respect everyone's aesthetic choices and individual expressions. At the same time, we also need to maintain sensitivity and insight into fashion, and pay attention to the changes and development of fashion trends, so as to better guide the public to form correct aesthetic concepts and values.
In short, the fashion misunderstanding of the image of "nun" in film and television dramas is an issue that needs our attention. We should respect history and culture, establish a correct aesthetic concept, strengthen the review and supervision of film and television works, and strengthen public publicity and education to avoid the emergence and spread of such misunderstandings. Only in this way can we make fashion truly a force for beauty, adding color and vitality to our lives.