The battle for appearance in the entertainment industry, the contest between native beauty and technological face, has now become a key factor in the success or failure of a star's career. Some celebrities choose cosmetic surgery in order to pursue a appearance that is more in line with the public's aesthetics, which has sparked widespread discussion.
People are beginning to compare celebrities who maintain their original looks with so-called "tech faces" who "upgrade" their facial features through cosmetic surgery. Raw stars are able to show more natural and delicate expressions when performing, and their laughter, crying, anger or surprise look more real and infectious.
Celebrities who choose the path of plastic surgery are often unable to make colorful expressions due to stiff facial muscles. When Mao Xiaotong appeared at the GQ ceremony, her pointed and abnormal nose sparked heated discussions among netizens, some people thought that it might be caused by the makeup artist's over-contouring, but there were also many voices pointing to plastic surgery.
Jin Chen also suffered from public attention: from the initial innocent and immature face to the later sharp and sharp contours, especially when she participated in variety shows, the traces of plastic surgery seemed to be more obvious.
Even senior actors in the domestic entertainment industry such as Chen Shu, Cai Ming, Liu Xiaoqing and other old actors have not been able to resist plastic surgery**, and with the passage of time, the changes in their facial structure have caused speculation among the audience.
Zhang Meng was criticized for being "disfigured" for excessive plastic surgery, and after appearing in public, her image was very different from her previous image, and she was even directly criticized. Plastic surgery not only brings controversy in appearance, but may also affect the level of performance of the actors.
For example, Di Lieba's crying scene in a costume drama was criticized, and Yang Ying was also criticized for her poor performance in the play. However, domestic entertainment stars who still stick to the original beauty and win with their excellent acting skills cannot be ignored.
Jiang Xin's admirable acting skills in "Stalker" are enough to prove her talent, especially the deep emotions and realistic feelings displayed in the crying scene in the play.
In this era of face viewing, the impact of the contest between "original beauty" and "technological face" is not only related to the appearance itself, but also involves multiple levels of performing arts performance and audience cognition.
Our reflections on the subtle and complex relationship between natural beauty and social aesthetic standards, as well as the importance of connotation and talent, are reflected in this article. These factors are seen as qualities that an artist must possess to truly shine.
At the same time, the article also calls on the entertainment industry to return to the essence of performing arts, maintain truth and honesty under the gorgeous and glamorous appearance, and constantly pursue artistic excellence, rather than just being satisfied with the pursuit of superficial halo.