Every fashion week and festival is a stage for celebrities to compete for beauty. From the runway at Paris Fashion Week to the glittering stage at Wynn Palace in Macau, every appearance of the stars has attracted the public's attention and discussion. However, behind this sparkling wave, a redefinition of beauty was quietly staged - on this night in Macau, Gillian (Zhong Xintong) launched a gentle and firm counterattack against the long-deformed aesthetic concept of domestic entertainment with her true posture of "bucket waist and elephant legs".
When Gillian warmed the night in a black slim skirt with velvet over-the-knee boots and a soulful singing voice, she showed not only the power of music, but also the calm acceptance and confidence of her self-image.
Although the on-site picture ruthlessly exposes the "imperfection" of the figure, the smile on Gillian's face is still gentle and firm, which is a kind of light that radiates from the inside out, and is a deep understanding and transcendence of the concept of "beauty".
For a long time, the entertainment industry and even the entire society seem to be immersed in a single aesthetic standard: fair-skinned, thin, and tall have become the only yardstick to measure beauty. However, the appearance of Gillian is like a clear stream, reminding us of the diversity and inclusiveness of beauty.
Her "bucket waist and elephant legs" may be a flaw in the eyes of some people, but under the eyes of more reason, it is a symbol of vitality and a manifestation of health and nature. Gillian tells us in her own way that beauty should not be defined, let alone constrained.
Gillian's appearance this time is not only a display of her personal image, but also a deep reflection on the aesthetic concept of domestic entertainment and even the whole society.
From Tang Yan's slender figure to Luo Yunxi's emaciated face, we can't help asking: Is such "beauty" really healthy? Is it really sustainable? When celebrities sacrifice their health and self in order to cater to the taste of the market and the audience, how can such beauty be called real beauty?
Gillian's confidence and calmness let us see the true power. In this era full of filters and retouching, she chooses to face the audience with the most authentic appearance, which in itself is a kind of courage and responsibility. She reminds us that everyone has their own beauty, and we don't have to deliberately cater to the eyes of others, let alone sacrifice ourselves to cater to a certain aesthetic standard. True beauty should be healthy, natural, and full of vitality.
On this night in Macau, Gillian's "bucket waist and elephant legs" became the most powerful counterattack to the deformed aesthetics of domestic entertainment. She uses her own actions to tell us: beauty is never single and solid, but pluralistic and inclusive. Let's embrace the truth, return to nature, and work together to create a healthier and better aesthetic world. On this stage, everyone can become the protagonist of their own story, blooming with a unique brilliance.