With the hit of CCTV's new drama "Youth Without Regrets", we can't help but ask: An actress over 50 years old, who obviously has a wrinkled face, but has to wear a double ponytail to "pretend to be tender", whose aesthetic problem is this?
First of all, we must make it clear that age is just a number, and it should not be a reason for us to give up on ourselves and deliberately pursue youthfulness. However, in today's society, we can see a phenomenon in many film and television works and advertisements: that is, deliberately emphasizing labels such as young, beautiful, and cute, in order to attract audiences and consumers. This phenomenon is especially evident in the film and television industry, especially for middle-aged actresses, who often face the pressures and dilemmas brought about by age.
However, the actress in "Youth Without Regrets" has chosen a different path. Although she is over 50 years old, she still maintains a young mentality and vitality, with a double ponytail and a bright smile. This image not only does not make people feel a sense of disobedience, but makes people feel a positive force. Her performance also proves the fact that age is not the only factor that determines a person's beauty or not, but more important is the mentality and inner qualities.
So, why is this phenomenon happening? Whose aesthetic is wrong? In my opinion, what is behind this is a social phenomenon: people's pursuit of beauty is too superficial and materialistic. We tend to focus only on the beauty of the outside, and ignore the inner cultivation and quality. This pursuit leads to anxiety about age and excessive pursuit of youth, thus ignoring the fact that age is just a number.
Therefore, we should re-examine our aesthetic concepts. We should pay more attention to inner cultivation and quality, rather than just focusing on the beauty of the outside. We should respect people of every age, rather than dividing them into different groups and treating them differently. Only in this way can we truly achieve equality for all and truly achieve social harmony and progress.
In addition, we should also reflect on some phenomena in the film and television industry. In order to pursue ratings and economic benefits, many film and television works often deliberately cater to the tastes of young people and ignore the needs of audiences of other ages. This practice is not only not conducive to the healthy development of the film and television industry, but also has a negative impact on the whole society. Therefore, the film and television industry should pay more attention to the needs of diversified and multi-level audiences, and provide more diversified and in-depth works for people of different ages.
In short, the actress in "Youth Without Regrets" and the aesthetic concept she represents provide us with a new perspective for thinking. We should re-examine our aesthetic concepts, respect people of every age, and focus on inner cultivation and quality, rather than just focusing on external beauty. Only in this way can we truly achieve social harmony and progress. Finally, let's look forward to more works like "Youth Without Regrets" together, and let us contribute to the healthy development of the film and television industry together.