Recently, a Korean netizen's experience at a Chinese hair salon sparked a lot of interest. He has done his hair in two different hair salons and shared it with everyone on social networks, while also expressing concerns about Chinese hairstyling techniques.
This incident has sparked heated discussions on the Internet, and many people have given their own opinions, some agree, some doubt.
In a blog post, South Korean netizens said it was the first time in his life that he felt a strong sense of powerlessness when his hair was cut off. He ran to two places in a row, but he couldn't find a suitable hairstyle. This made him can't help but sigh: I hope to bring Korean hairstylists to China and let everyone see the craftsmanship of Koreans. 」
The netizen's comment was echoed by some Chinese netizens, who may feel that South Korea's hair cutting skills are better than China's. Although the article does not explicitly state that he is dissatisfied with **, it is obvious that he is very appreciative of Korean hairstyle skills.
At the same time, some Chinese netizens expressed their views. Some netizens said that although they did not visit the Korean hair salon, in China, they always had doubts about the craftsmanship of the hairdresser and had doubts about the quality of their products.
Every haircut has to go through some consideration to ensure that you don't choose the wrong hairstylist, and then you will be ashamed.
In this report, there is also a very interesting comparison, that is, the cost of a haircut and the cost of eating crayfish. This may reflect the concern that some customers are worried about the high cost of cutting their hair and wonder if it is worth spending so much money on hair.
A hairstylist named Tony wrote in the article that his craft was very exquisite. It is reported that in order to impress the client, he shaved his hair like a Korean.
However, this technique is rare in the hairdressing market in the United States. The article also mentions the dual status of the profession and apprenticeship of the hairstylist, highlighting the concept of "the master of the art is bold".
In the text, the character of the barber is portrayed as a painter. It can be seen that a good hairstylist must not only have exquisite skills, but also have good aesthetic accomplishments. At the same time, some people are also wondering whether cutting hair is a craft after all.
The article not only puts forward the skills of Chinese hair cutting, but also satirizes the difficult life of American netizens, and puts forward its own views on the misunderstanding of shawl hair. This may be due to the difference in understanding of the cultural interaction between different countries in the context of today's world economic integration.
At the end of the article, an exclamation from a Korean netizen was summed up as: "Chinese women have to become strong all their lives, and nothing can knock her down." This may be a tribute to the strong spirit of Chinese women, but also a reflection of their optimism in the face of many difficulties in life.
Finally, the experience of Korean netizens cutting hair in China sparked a heated discussion, and at the same time, it also sparked thinking about the different and different cultural backgrounds of haircutting in different countries.
Different ethnic groups have different haircutting Xi and aesthetic guidelines, and this difference makes the haircutting industry present a variety of styles.
In the context of today's world economic integration, we can promote the continuous innovation and development of the hairdressing industry by learning and Xi absorbing hairdressing techniques from various countries.
Perhaps, what this Korean netizen said is just a person's personal experience and does not represent everyone. If hairdressers and consumers can have more communication and understanding, maybe the hairdressing industry can be more integrated and shared around the world. I hope that the future haircutting experience can become a more diverse and colorful communication experience.