How many Korean movie stars, singers, and entertainers have not had plastic surgery? Korean newspapers often reveal and speculate which stars have had their skins changed, flesh removed, or tendons removed. Some newspapers say that these stars have been harmed by the "artificial beauty" trend in Korea. So far, only one girl named Lee Young-ae has been recognized as a natural beauty (no wonder I also think she is somewhat amiable), but precisely because she is natural, her looks are not "first-rate". Song Hye-kyo in "Autumn in My Heart" has not been found to have any knife marks. As for the stunning painted skin of big sister actresses such as Kim Hee-sun and Kim Min-hee, Koreans can see through it at a glance: "How can our East Asian women have such pointed noses and such oval faces?" The lines of their faces are so neat and neat, and their faces with restrained expressions and abnormal crying and laughing are indeed poetic and picturesque from a distance, but if you look closely, you really doubt whether there is still blood flowing in them.
In today's Korea, a "facelift" on the eyes is no longer considered plastic surgery, unless the eyes are pulled into belly buttons. Only when a frog nose is padded into a goose nose or a round face is shaved into a melon seed face, it can be considered the "beginning of the rectification movement". Some Korean women hold photos of Western Sl*ts and ask doctors to copy them, and thus the standard of beauty is born. Similar plastic surgery techniques, similar aesthetic requirements, and similar makeup patterns result in "Korean-style beauties" that are similar in the streets and alleys. I watched the Miss Korea beauty pageant twice, and the beauties on the stage seemed to be born from the same mother. Even the arc of flirting and twisting H!ps was the same.
John Woo, who is famous for shooting "Hong Kong black films", released a film "Face/Off" in 1997. The chase between Nicholas, who plays a habitual terrorist criminal, and Travolta is quite exciting. The plot of the film requires the two to exchange their faces, so with the help of the superb skills of the plastic surgery medical team, the two people's faces are replaced by each other. The plot in this movie is no longer a science fiction. With the development of plastic surgery technology, today as long as you are willing to spend money, you can change your face and figure as you like decorating your bedroom. Traditional cosmetic surgery is just double eyelid surgery and nose bridge padding. With the advent of laser skin grinding, lens surgery, fat suction and other tricks, the scope of cosmetic surgery has expanded to the whole human body. The birth of artificial bones and artificial skin has made plastic surgery even more powerful.
Nowadays, plastic surgery can smooth wrinkles, expand foreheads, build bone above eyebrows, flatten cheekbones and palate bones, augment lips, breasts and Vag!n@, remove abdominal fat, extract calf muscles, etc. There are more than 100 types of plastic surgery. Korean women believe that "appearance is also a competitive advantage". They are not afraid to spend a lot of money and take the risk of side effects to go to the plastic surgery table. According to a questionnaire survey, 80% of women in their 20s said that "if they can become beautiful, they are willing to have plastic surgery." Many parents gave their daughters plastic surgery as graduation gifts. Some young women even raised money for plastic surgery. South Korea has become the most famous plastic surgery country in the world. American newspapers published reports about the plastic surgery craze among Korean women on the front page. The article in the Wall Street Journal said: "Now, Korean women are not satisfied with nose augmentation, jaw reduction, and eye enlargement. In order to make their thighs beautiful, they even dare to do dangerous calf muscle removal surgery."
Under the media's pursuit, some stars simply confessed that they are "plastic surgery beauties". What's wrong with plastic surgery? Aren't you still chasing me? The resistance to plastic surgery is gradually disappearing. The advertisement of the plastic surgeon said: "Instead of being ugly and unable to hold your head up, it is better to spend some money and time to live a happier life. Why not!" Many people are moved by this argument, so the plastic surgery knife dances faster and faster. Sometimes when I see a bunch of "fake foreign girls" walking on the streets of Seoul, I can't help but sing: "Chop off the heads of the beauties with the big knife." However, there are also some more rational Korean public opinions that even if you are beautiful, if you lack the confidence given by your inner temperament and lack the artistic performance talent with personality, can you be considered a real beauty? But I think this worry is not popular. In this world, even love, friendship, democracy and freedom can be faked, so don't you have to take the breasts and legs of other people's wives so seriously? Anyway, don't you just want to "consume" them? Are you really in love with those "skeletons with flesh"?
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