"She's too Ugly to be Chinese!"

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[@jerryhuang1999]

Stay awesome Winston 😎💥

[@really7372]

In America we are use to people who come in all shapes, sizes and colors. She is not ugly and would have no problem finding someone who would be proud to be with her. Most of us don't have celebrity beauty but then who wants it. It must be difficult to live in a place where you must meet some collective sense of beauty.

[@WinterPhoenixForestKirin]

I think her exotic appearance is nice, but I'm glad the Chinese like pale skin: in the West, we're being taught to hate it.

[@BoycottChinaa]

The thumbnail notification here looked like you responded to an old comment of mine, I thought, "wow Winston replied to me!" Wait, when did I say something that would invite this particular response? Hehehh, Thanks for your hard work !

[@Kumorini]

Imagine if people decided that you're too ugly to model and making their country look bad, sheesh, China never ceases to amaze me.

[@cybersloth2467]

I remember when they replaced a little girl who was going to sing the anthem or something in the olympics because she was "too ugly". They replaced her with a "cuter" girl who was just lip-syncing while the "ugly" girl was the one singing in the backroom. That was just cruel.

[@537monster]

This is literally the plot to “Singing in The Rain” without the happy ending.

[@cele5899]

And the plot *A Cinderella Story : Once Upon A Song* again without the happy ending

[@dantofthegenxfamily9529]

Oh, like we are all warm and fuzzy with China's way of thinking. Disgusting.

[@xiaoxinghuli]

Same sick socialist society

[@ShaferHart]

incompetent fools couldn't do that vetting during initial casting? Jesus.

[@soggymoggytravels]

Sigh. Just sign her up with an overseas modelling agency. She looks great, and I hope she will never feel pressure to undergo surgery. Stay as you are!

[@chillimont]

1000% agree!!

[@bobbylittle6996]

Well that might not be to easy. Do you think they will just let her leave the country. The communist party wil threaten her to keep her mouth shut, after all she does have a family in China. It's all about saving face. I grew up when the Berlin Wall was a thing. Those communist had a more brutal way of keeping people in, at the end of a machine gun barrel. The bastards that went after her online will never ever quit. No company in China is going to use her in a photo shoot. Basically she not a model any more. How's it going for that tennis player?

[@MiaogisTeas]

Yep, there are already models similar to her that are featured a lot, and she has a really interesting look. Agencies would be fighting over her haha

[@mr.strugglesnuggle6668]

Double eyelid surgery is extremely popular in China so she will probably end up getting it at some point.

[@SamTahbou]

They'll attack her even more over it, I just hope she can continue to work, this sort of cancellation could be game over for her.

[@ashcatchem2406]

They’re literally saying her face is too “stereotypically Chinese” and they’re offended by it.. poor girl, I hope she makes it through this ordeal..

[@tayfan2]

1) She's a model. 2) People buy makeup or any product for the illusion that it will transform them or make their life better. This is not a study in sociology but a study in marketing. To many of these potential consumers she looked too "before" & not "after". They rule that market.

[@gutenmorgen9626]

@@tayfan2 this IS a study in sociology, of gender (unreasonable expectation of beauty on women) and internalised self-loathing of the "Other" within the same race. Imagine attacking a model for a snacking advert in 2019 just because she looks stereotypically Chinese. What does her looks have to do with the snacks? Also, it is now 2021. The mob is just looking for an outlet to (dis)place their anger upon or anything to get mad about. Poor girl.

[@garethwest9069]

By implication, you reveal yourself to be emotionally fragile; why? How can anyone's words hurt you if that person is not in your heart? The (CCP style) secularists determined to destroy the West have decreed that we are not to look to God for our strength but indeed their malevolent selves and their debunked, soul destroying psychiatry bs. All those 'self-esteem' chanting mantras so quickly fade to safe spaces, cuddle puppies and an addiction to prescription meds. Please listen to me when I tell you that "poor girl" you refer to has been indoctrinated into their system to put themselves first at all costs just like the rest of them. She herself would turn on you in a heartbeat. Subjective morality has that effect on ppl. "Love your neighbor as yourself ..."

[@garethwest9069]

@@gutenmorgen9626 - No, it's the result of Commie filth producing godless, narcissistic zombies like they do in the West. It's what happens to society when you replace God's truth in the Bible and prayer in the classroom with the secular humanist religion of Darwinism.

[@gutenmorgen9626]

@@garethwest9069 It can be viewed from different discplines. Sociology are gender are some of them. And I am seeing yours also add religion and politics into the mix. These different theoretical lenses exist and can co-exist.

[@mattycakes1161]

Chinese: Get mad when people say they all look the same. Also Chinese: Get mad when someone doesn't look the same.

[@cookdislander4372]

Lmfao ❤

[@sinfulsoul-Ed]

Truth

[@cigxhang486]

here's the thing: they get mad because they think people say they all look the same and look like this model, and the average/typical Chinese don't like how the model looks, additionally they don't think this face is even close to representative of the average ppl's look in China, so they think it's an intentional uglification. got it? it doesn't matter how pretty YOU think this model is. don't use the western beauty standard when you view this issue

[@mattycakes1161]

@@cigxhang486 That's because there are like 52 different tribes in China, not everyone will be the same. She's a model, so someone thinks she looks nice. I don't really care what Chinese think, if they don't like something, that's not my problem.

[@Alicechangnz]

辱華 種族歧視 是中國的名詞。

[@razgrizmagi3225]

She looks exactly like old chinese or japanese art representation of women. Just beautiful.

[@erikshure360]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@abadran8174]

@@erikshure360 no, beauty is mostly in the object, with some variance in tastes. Let's not bend reality and be hypocritical. Beauty is beauty.

[@MaddesG1]

@@abadran8174 True beauty*

[@erikshure360]

@@abadran8174 exactly who is being hypocritical and how? What is beautiful is subjective. What you find beautiful is true for you and may be true for others. For instance, there are people who find 500+ pound women to be absolutely beautiful -- which is a far cry from what others would call beauty. Just because a lot (or even most) of people find something beautiful doesn't mean it's now "objectively" beautiful. Beauty is a subjective concept that transcends humanity.

[@anon2427]

@@erikshure360 objective beauty exists

[@TheDevilMethod]

WTF she is beautiful, these people are just nuts!

[@pyellard3013]

@Түтү In my view she is reasonable attractive.. I understand that others might think she is unattractive or super attractive... Radish or Cabbage?

[@parallax9281]

Self loathing, and self hate..

[@debunkinghistory214]

Looks good, interesting look. She would get plenty of attention in the US...

[@peterkss6014]

@@debunkinghistory214 I’m an asian from south-east asia but I also think she is attractive.

[@stephenc2481]

It must be awful for the model. People hated her, because she was not up to standard...wow.

[@p.l.5860]

Thank you for standing up for Cai NiangNiang. All Chinese should be embarrassed by this. She has done nothing wrong. The internet is a horrible place sometimes.

[@chriswiddajonathan8941]

Youre wrong Its ALWAYS BEEN a bad place, but there r some good parts of it

[@rachelar]

Hope she can be successful in the rest of the world, even Russia

[@samalzid1560]

the funny think is that when most of the non asian think about a chinese person they think of a small eyed person and slit eyes , to me she looks very sexy by the way .

[@crazyfakar1]

@@chriswiddajonathan8941 The internet is a horrible place sometimes, it has always been a horrible place sometimes, that is why there are some good parts of it, the "sometimes". Also *you're* wrong to assume you can't both be right.

[@p.l.5860]

@@peterseth3296 Bullying Cai NiangNiang is not enough. Now you choose to bully me. I say, no. You don't tell me what to do. You don't tell me what my opinion is. I choose that. I have choice. All you do is attack her and attack me. The funny part is - You claim I have "lack of moral standard and common decency." but you are the one who needs both. I do not hate you. I feel sorry for you. I pity you.

[@Itried20takennames]

As a Westerner, the model (Cai Niangnoang) looks absolutely beautiful, and her mild uniqueness just adds to that, as described in the video regarding Western model tastes. So if some Chinese commenters think the company’s plan was to pick a ugly model to represent China…..they failed.

[@truthteller-o2f]

if she gives you good mood after looking at her, then that is great.

[@Itried20takennames]

@@truthteller-o2f Well, I am a straight woman, so not like that…but I can still tell she is beautiful. And the fact that she is a model helps show that, as there are plenty of pretty 20-somethings around, but few models.

[@klof4276]

Common throughout authoritarian societies throughout the world... Look up the "Miss Algeria Racism" controversy.

[@Dead_Goat]

I disagree. I find her fairly manly and unattractive. I understand the backlash. It's like choosing ugly fat women for victoria's secret. She is a fashion model because of her height and androgynous look not because she is attractive. Fashion models are not SUPPOSED to be attractive they are a canvas for the clothing.

[@michaelweber1921]

How can they call her ugly when their leader (CCP) looks like he used his face as a punching bag for by Mike Tyson. 😆

[@Oldwhiteguy]

From the people who thought deformed feet was beautiful.

[@V0ID_beats]

THIS

[@GB_Gummy]

Right?!

[@michaelmorris2623]

Yah!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@huijing0095]

They are not the same people tho... it's a new generation now... esp online

[@bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235]

@@huijing0095 different generation making the same mistakes. It happens everywhere.

[@White_Recluse]

So it’s “appealing to western standards” because her eyes are naturally shaped a certain way, but not “appealing to western standards” by getting eye lid surgery to make your eyes look more round?

[@li_celly]

duh.

[@Kspice9000]

Exactly! She wants to stand out and be different, then conform to what the rich have already invested in. If shes beautiful then that means they aren't since they had to pay and undergo surgery for it. The Audacity! - this message brought to you by Sarcasm.

[@2sc458]

Yeah, I I think that getting "pointy chin" plastic surgery is all the rage now in China.

[@Nick-ce6lt]

Yes, to make her look like a hick, like a wild west ad. That is clearly the issue. Nothing to be outraged over but the people aren't wrong. Some westerners have eyes too close to each other and it's kind of stereotypical to make them country bumpkins.

[@AlexA-zi7jt]

Round eyes were the ideal eye shape in east asia way before they had any contact with europeans

[@gragrn]

Poor girl, I think she looks amazing. Like a model from one of those old cigarette posters from the 1930's. I hope she goes on to have a successful career and proves those rude idiots wrong.

[@malin5468]

I think that may be part of the the ‘problem’. The Chinese critics may subconsciously see the style as a reference back to the 1930s when Chinese women were portrayed as slit-eyed exotics subservient to Western males. The way she is dressed and her haircut is 1930ish. Even though the company is Chinese, it does seem to be projecting a nostalgia for the 1930s and the ideals of feminine beauty of a time when China was dominated by foreign interests. But I totally agree that the criticism reflects an underlying xenophobia that seems to be erupting now.

[@TheWotageek]

​@@malin5468 I disagree with the criticisms because IMHO she looks very normal for a Chinese girl so calling her ugly means calling us Chinese as a race as ugly. BUT, she also doesn't exactly fit into the Chinese or even Asian perception of beauty. Every culture undeniably has a different standard and perception of beauty, and she isn't one by most Asian standards. For easier reference, look at K-pop since they're so famous now. You see her fitting into any of their girl groups? Yeah yeah, I agree...there's something distinctly artificial about the Korean pop industry, but they all look like that cos its the Korean perception of beauty. Raising the issue does seem xenophobic to me. But than again, even if nobody said anything, our respective marketing agencies do actually notice the difference in perceptions and will act on them accordingly.

[@malin5468]

@@TheWotageek I think we are sort of saying the same thing-that she doesn’t fit into current perceptions of Asian beauty. She is seen by her Chinese critics as somehow presenting a Western stereotype of an Asian woman. At any rate, she has been poorly treated. I hope that she is not too traumatized by the experience.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

She is a beautiful yes, but she is being used to portray asians in a very stereoytpical way with overly exaggerated slanted eyes.

[@andromedamessier3176]

Well I saw some ancient Han dynasty beauty paintings. If the paintings are accurate, then the model look like them but with slimmer face. Beauty standards change throughout centuries. There isn’t actually a concrete beauty standard on what majority of people find as beautiful.

[@happy2b4]

This is the best thing that happened to her modeling career. Now she is known internationally with articles and photos - look her up. So the orchestrated effort backfired big time. More power to her! (btw: super hot, obviously)

[@detective2221]

She is not hot.

[@gwendolynsnyder463]

please ignore the bot that also commented.^^ however, in such a comformist society, where any nail that stands out gets hammered down, it's actually not the best thing that could happen to her. In fact, it's the worst thing that could have happened to her, because if in the West someone stands out, they gain support. But in such a conformist society like China, any nail that stands out gets hammered down. So, I actually feel really sad for her. She should be allowed to leave China, so that she can apply for a modelling agency abroad, I'm sure that agencies would be fighting over her.

[@detective2221]

@@gwendolynsnyder463 Don't be woke lil bro.

[@Valdemar135]

​@@detective2221she is hot.

[@daiyan5688]

The amount of toxicity on chinese social media is INSANE..

[@bargainbassist]

This kind of toxicity is only directed at highly visible women and girls in China. The hostility is unfairly directed at them, almost as if they are the proxy for all of the REAL problems that no one has the courage to speak up publicly about. Mainland China is the most sexist county on earth, a consequence of the CCP's politically and culturally emasculating hundreds of millions of Chinese men.

[@deancordova2982]

Monsieur BARGAIN BASSIST c'est pire habiter comme ça mon mec . Biological CHINARABIANO ness es have forced the hands I've had to circumnavigate throughout this life: Bartered bits of belligerent boyhood for qualche cose che nessuno saprà. BANISHMENTS EXPULSIONS COMMONPLACE, MOONLIGHT . NO ONE'S TOO HEAVY . ALL COMMON SLAVE GALLEY BREEDING OBEDIENCE ACADEMY CHATGROOMS EVENTUALLY DISTILL THEIR AVERSIONS TO THESE TRUTHS .

[@LoneWolfOtaku]

Toxic corrupt government helps produce toxic people

[@AnonymousGuy-ij3xi]

Yes!! Social media in general is much more toxic then anywhere else, especially real life.

[@alexaitcheson2397]

It's where all the hate is directed. This outrage shit is probably just a diversion tactic for the government

[@mspoints4fre123]

It's bizare how they criticize her eyes when they themselves or their family or friends most likely have the same looking eyes. But that very common trait is not "allowed" to be shown to the world.

[@tayfan2]

You would think but China is no longer isolated from the outside world. They can be influenced by trendy "beauty standards" just like anyone else. They probably make most of the worlds beauty products & accessories. I'm wondering if fake lashes are more wearable on double eyelids?

[@carlosparedes1556]

They like to use the half breed exotic look to portray them as the standard chinese look when they know Damm well those are 1 in a million type of girls. All They pump out is fake propaganda everything they show off to the world is a lie that chick is beautiful and looks alot like the Han Chinese if you want My opinion

[@ecclesiaxxi6210]

@@carlosparedes1556 exactly it tends to be people who are mixed or surgery or that 1 in a million, but the same is true in many cultures and I've come across many people who get defensive when you point out, that is not their people's actual natural look/features, I've noticed the vast majority are pushing to euro-features (and people mixed with Europeans) as their "representatives" when it is not true at all.

[@redblue2358]

They want to white wash their image

[@orneryokinawan4529]

Hey, you're dead.

[@mreboric8406]

In all honesty I didn't fully understand racism until I spent a month in China. They have it next level

[@manoz6194]

Doubt it as much as Israel

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

@@manoz6194 oy v e y ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zentriffid]

Try India,. People are raped and killed for simply being born in a lower caste.

[@luzy2cold]

And what are you ? African ? This world is so fuxked up lol

[@lamentoffalsefacade2.064]

@@manoz6194 My man here hating on Israel before it was trendy. I can respect that.

[@ridleyroid9060]

I feel so bad for Cai, all she did was accept a modeling gig for a snack company of all things and did what she was asked to. She didn't go to the UN as a representative of China or tried to start some movement to change Chinese beauty standards.

[@ItsTimePictures]

My ex in China was so insanely harsh… “She’s so ugly!” “That man looks like an ogre.” Blah blah blah. And then there was her HATRED of the Japanese! It made me sick. In the end I couldn’t stand her.

[@ridingboy]

"It Was Time" for you to move on ;)

[@billpetersen298]

It’s so discouraging. I’m married to a Chinese lady. She is relentless, with her distaste, for people of colour. It’s completely ignorant, and ingrained. Yet she is proud to be with a white guy. I’m feeling like you, just about done with it.

[@ridingboy]

​@Aidan Macgregor It's Time for you to read his nick. I was using it as a cheap excuse for my joke. I like his comment and feel for him.

[@cannonball666]

I separated from my Chinese wife of 6 years. I can't tolerate her irrational behavior any longer. It's like living with a family member with a severe mental disease.

[@Micfri300]

@@billpetersen298 is her distaste towards everyone that isn't Chinese or just certain ethnicities?

[@FamousByFamily]

i think she looks gorgeous. haters can bite me

[@williamswenson5315]

She is quite exotic and as Winston has pointed out, a standout.

[@Chrisisplays]

She doesnt look like what most chinese would refer to themselves as, so I can understand that the moderated part of China's Internet is being so petty. They are almost always petty, cause they cant talk about their real issues.

[@BigBrotherMars]

The haters are mostly the Chinese apparently

[@Chrisisplays]

@c0ya1 And all that even tho they at one point had a stamp on 80% of all products.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

I hate the CCP. I REFUSE to bite you.

[@theresa9502]

wtf- she’s so beautiful!!!🙄 their beauty standards literally brainwashed them

[@nr1NPC]

dont lie wtf. I need to bleach my eyes after this video

[@shortcakecake2702]

​@@nr1NPC she may not confirm to the standard conventions of beauty but her facial harmony is apparent and accentuates her beauty

[@farhadaa]

Too much TikTok, they need to touch some grass.

[@yohanfye]

they're already brainwashed by the CCP so anything coming out of their mouths don't surprise me anymore

[@meatyboychu1474]

I agree she is very nice looking

[@o0julek0o]

I love hearing versions of arguably the same proverb, but from different cultures. In Polish, we have: "O gustach sie nie dyskutuje" meaning 'You don't discuss tastes', or you could have the version that more applies to people directly; "Każda potwora znajdzie swojego amatora" translating to 'Every monster will find their admirer'.

[@mfbomber]

I have had friends in China and it is "trendy" to have the eye surgeries there. This woman is quite beautiful and because she has not followed the trend, they ostracized her for it...that's what's wrong, not her looks. She's amazing and I hope she continues to find work in modeling.

[@OffGridInvestor]

VERY common to have eyelid surgery in south korea as well.

[@oi-rg5qd]

​@@OffGridInvestor Why do people always feel the need to bring up south korea plastic surgery whenever someone talks about plastic surgery in China or Japan? Like korea isn't already HIGHLY known for plastic surgery?

[@js70371]

I bet it’s the other models she works with who started this campaign against her because they’re jealous. They all get eye surgeries and bleach their skin to look more “white” or “western” while she didn’t and yet she still got work in ads and commercials. Petty, catty, jealous girls are TOXIC. 🤢🤮

[@mfbomber]

@@js70371 You could be right...and with all that additional surgery, this woman still probably looks better. She's really gorgeous! 😂

[@manoman0]

She's not "more" beautiful because she refuses the trend. She is chinese. Personally, I find her pretty but that doesn't make her "amazing". No need to put her on a pedestal. This is just as wrong as ostracising her.

[@chasethehorizonx]

She has shockingly attractive features... A type of fierceness that is incredibly rare and desirable... Grace Jones is a really good comparison. The Chinese are trying *WAY* too hard to look European. Well, China... You're never going to be European, and your attempts are cringey. How is China ever going to realize any true sense of nationalism when it hates itself?! That model is *so* much more attractive than those fake chinadolls. She's compelling... She's interesting. You know what's not interesting? Chinese girls so insecure that they get double eyelid surgery.... Persian women who get nose jobs to hide their dramatic, regal noses.... Dark skinned black people who feel insecure about their striking skin. Stuff like that makes me so sad. Fashion, style, elegance... Are all about shaking what the Gods gave you. Bless this model for doing her thing and defending herself. She's not ugly... But the Chinese sentiment around their own aesthetics is hideous.

[@landofthelivingskies3318]

Well said. This deserves to be top comment.

[@MrPlazmaWalker]

No Grace Jones aint attractive

[@landofthelivingskies3318]

@@MrPlazmaWalker .....she's very attractive in an exotic way. She isn't your Christie Brinkley or Tyra Banks type of model . Those girls made it on the American stage, but they just didn't have what it takes for the international runways. Grace Jones did.

[@customsongmaker]

If you're attracted to fierceness, have you seen Jason Momoa? He's more strong and empowered and fierce than any woman, so you'll be really turned on.

[@jinsakai409]

Asian people are naturally pretty. The beauty standards are kind of bizarre.

[@718EngrCo]

Imagine living in a country that you love, but it doesn’t love you back. This young lady looks great and should be proud. If people they don’t like should make their own pictures.

[@vertitis]

I live in Sweden, I don't have to imagine it. Altho China sure seems alot worse.

[@tony_25or6to4]

Same can be said about the US for some Americans.

[@buzkill691]

@@tony_25or6to4 Watching this reminded me of Patton Oswald apologizing for posting a picture of himself and an old friend. Well, they're not really that old.

[@ev2175]

@@vertitis what’s bad about Sweden? Asking out of curiosity

[@PhunkBustA]

well, if your in a western society, and your a man then you know exactly how it feels

[@harrykhay7273]

She is stunning, distinctive like you said and yes she stands out, Beautiful.

[@itsOnMARS2023]

She is so beautiful, reminds me of a sort of royal princess, extremely elegant. That was one of the most heartbreaking videos I have ever watched. Imagine how much this must hurt to read as a Chinese person, that is some of the most disgusting and cruel examples of racism I have ever heard! I was kind of hoping she somehow wasn't aware of what was being posted about her on social media, just heartbreaking and of course the spineless fucking company that employed her didn't offer any show of support.

[@BaNuj]

hjj

[@Micfri300]

I'm not really into the asian look personally however i do prefer authenticity.

[@TC-rc1zf]

Did you just use the internet for the first time? Grow some thicker skin omg.

[@Sponsor_Block]

"I mean, I'd do her" 😛

[@victorye7150]

Iranian women (Persian) are perfectly match the Chinese beauty standards. You can find tons of ancient Chinese poems about Persian beauties.

[@BlackWolf42-]

Brutal situation for that poor girl. Nobody deserves that. This video was eye-opening.

[@joshuasterling2144]

Eye opening, there is a joke there. Anyway its just a pure shame and she is perfectly beautiful if you ask me.

[@johnwolf2829]

The Chinese are obsessed with being something they are not. Typical Leftists, in other words. This model should get a job in a country where Xi's cultivated insanity does not control the thoughts of everyone.... everyone allowed to have a voice, that is.

[@mattatk92]

The Chinese ladies want to look like white people 😔

[@joshuasterling2144]

@@mattatk92 Its a very strange dichotomy where the Chinese claim to detest the west while copying everything they do down to communisms and capitalism. Almost everything that was as good or better in certain aspect has already been destroyed by their own hands, the fabric of their society consciously thrown in a burn barrel. The whole world should be worried about China. They are an ecological threat, an economic threat and one of the key players in a potential third world war.

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

@@joshuasterling2144 They often say "communism with Chinese characteristics," but it really should be "China with communist characteristics."

[@ghostwolfdeclassified6399]

This is literal insanity. She's beautiful, and the fact that they can't change that about her makes them angry.

[@marcinm2871]

commies are insane, no shit.

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

@@marcinm2871 ain't even commies my dude, they just use the name for clout

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

I have to hand it to the CCP- they've been extremely successful at making their own brand of mental illness endemic.

[@chasethehorizonx]

@Bainsworth Their insecurity here will be their Downfall

[@2yeon]

his video doesnt cover the whole thing she was exposed on weibo chinese twitter for slanting her eyes and sexualising chinese clothing

[@sinfulsoul-Ed]

It is with a heavy heart that I watched the first half of this episode and decided to shut it off because it's true and disgusting. As a Chinese mainlander, I experience this apprehension almost everyday because I believe if one lives long enough in this country, such brutal persecutions would descent upon him eventually. Do you guys know what we call those who attack her on Chinese internet? 粉红 fěn hóng. It literally means the color "pink" but if you separate these two characters you"ll get a new meaning. 粉fěn means "a fan of" or "to become a fan of", 红hóng means "red",which refers to CCP China given that red is the color of the national flag. So by combining them together fěn hóng means "fan CCP", because they do whatever CCP would want them to do and they'd support whatever atrocity CCP committed. They are a group of illiterate, fatuous people with twisted logic, who lacks moral boundaries and conscience. I resent and despise them from the bottom of my heart because I firmly believe that evil's accomplice is evil itself.

[@bobbylittle6996]

The sad thing about this also, is she was called out so very publicly. I doubt any company will use her in ads any more. She has been black listed. You could tell she was crying, it is very hard on your soul when so many people call you ugly. I know all to well how cruel people can be. They just love to cut you down to make themselves fell better. I hope she fines a nice guy that loves her, for being her. This just breaks my heart.🐝

[@AnonymousGuy-ij3xi]

Very sad. It would be nice to see a gofund me to fly her out to a country that could appreciate her. But I think she could of slid by if the poses weren't so strong prostitute suggestion and desperate looking. Many of western model values are sadly portray many woman as just dolls, toys, replaceable, forced to extremes and etc.. Our western culture is the most toxic free in demands all the time.

[@zacharymoss2994]

If I knew her Facebook page or social media page I'd offer to be that for her.

[@monkeybanana9269]

Truth is she looks like she's supposed to- Asian. She's very pretty too. Bet all the people that calls her "ugly" if you see their faces, many of them are probably ugly as fawk.

[@AnonymousGuy-ij3xi]

@@monkeybanana9269 Most of those people who called her ugly know they weren't ever called to be a model, in their life.

[@marlak4203]

Does anyone know why they all of a sudden went after her Or was she just someone somebody powerful wanted to make and example of for some reason? Very weird.

[@surrealengineering7884]

How awesome would it be, if a western modelling agency would hire her and manke her famous here? Would really make this story great. Showing the chinese beauty extremists that their perception of western beauty standarts has nothing to do with reality. And that we appreciate variety beauty.

[@kasumi4055]

You can't leave China so easily. The CCP are always behind your ass all the time. Even if they don't have that much power in other countries. They do have her family, relatives or loved ones in China. Imagine being A relative of someone who fled to save themselves and now you're the one facing the consequences. Now you"ll have to be really selfish to escape.

[@chinesecovidanalswabs4752]

Yup. The ccp won't let her leave or do what she wants. It really sucks.

[@sashamoore9691]

She’s make a killing!

[@sashamoore9691]

@@chinesecovidanalswabs4752 damn. She can’t leave china? Fug. I’m trynna see her in American vogue front covers !!! She’s so unique looking. Everyone would love her out here

[@matty6848]

@@kasumi4055 yeh true. Even if you leave China the C.C.P will make life very hard and awkward for your family and loved ones back home. Especially your parents and brothers & sisters.

[@alexhigginbotham2491]

This is typical. My wife is from Hangzhou and I have to constantly remind her that she is beautiful. She has smaller eyes and a round face. Apparently, she grew up with a lot of insults due to this. It has been a struggle but after seven years and two beautiful children, she is coming around.

[@jesusisunstoppable4438]

My Girlfriend kinda similar to what your saying.

[@aaronalder4796]

For anybody who was as curious as I was about the “washing dog” thing…. Here, “洗地狗” (xǐ dì gǒu), literally translating to “floor-washing dog,” is a slang term. In the context of Chinese internet slang, “洗地” (xǐ dì) means to fervently defend someone or something, often regardless of whether the defense is reasonable or the subject is inherently flawed. The term suggests a blind or unreasonable defense of a person, company, or product. Adding “狗” (gǒu), which means “dog,” is a derogatory way to refer to someone who performs this action. It implies that the person is doing it doggedly and without self-respect, possibly for personal gain, such as money.

[@Gelato41_]

such a way of talking, never knew chinese was this complex of a language

[@kashbrok]

I fight this battle with my wife constantly. People from her home country have this same idea, but I have to remind her that I fell in love with HER face, not some lab created western face.

[@BigBrotherMars]

Where is your wife from? Good on you

[@Shinkajo]

@@penholder7765 yes, his wife is made out of matter, probably

[@cheynomdingi9596]

I'm western, my face wasn't made in a lab

[@JeffNeelzebub]

Same.

[@kashbrok]

@@BigBrotherMars Southeast Asia

[@MrPetarted86]

I feel for her, my wife lived in South Korea for years. People used to come up to her and say her skin was dirty because she had freckles.

[@sara.cbc92]

Korea is downright xenophobic

[@CC-pi4rq]

Wth freckles are cute.

[@Li1190]

@@CC-pi4rq This is ironic because that one tall model Korean actress in Squid Game had freckles but no one is going to say that she has dirty skin, it's crazy

[@zacksilverstone7642]

@@CC-pi4rq finally, a fellow connoseur!

[@zacksilverstone7642]

@@Li1190 I'm pretty sure it got obscured a lot by the camera work, the lighting and the messy, sweaty look she was in. But I think that's just me looking at the wrong time.

[@xupermike]

洗地 “cleaning floor” means the opposite of “smearing”. 狗 “dog” is a name calling meaning “low life”, “useless people “ When put together, in this context, is naming the people trying to argue for the model and the food company.

[@Corrupted]

I'm pretty sure the entire world would agree that she looks incredible lmao

[@detective2221]

No they wouldn't.

[@hunterrogersmusic]

I am glad you used Grace Jones as an example. She is a goddess. And Cai Niangniang is objectively beautiful. China doesn't deserve her.

[@Hard_Car_Life]

She is absolutely intriguing! Mysterious and enchanting! I love her looks. She's exciting! She needs to send her modeling portfolio to agencies in the west.

[@warrax111]

yes, and here we have main problem. She shouyld send her modeling photo to agencies of west. That's why she needs to get out, they dont want her to be there, cause she is western starndards. And they dont want western standards. She doesnt understand it, so she need to learn hard way.

[@TheLiquidCat]

@@warrax111 Modelling agencies generally love interesting faces that don't look like they came out of a Barbie factory. It's not because she looks Western (she doesn't) that she could be successful outside China, it's that there is a greater appreciation of different looks. Go look at some runway models, a lot of them don't conform to "conventional beauty" but are all still beautiful.

[@granddame1000]

I think she is lovely.

[@manoman0]

My goodness me, stop pedestalising her. She's pretty and all. She's a woman like billions other as well, she's not exciting and she's for sure not special.

[@Mechjeb661]

I'm not sure you understand. You can't just leave China if you want.

[@Corpselordx]

She's hotter than most Chinese women I've seen lol

[@kiddhkane]

Which isn't difficult at all

[@Joseph-zd7kg]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@landofthelivingskies3318]

Right !! She's absolutely stunning. Her facial structure, high cheekbones, luscious lips. She is definitely model material for some of the biggest runways in the world. As for the wedding dress models, they looked like identical twins. No individuality. Nothing special there. Typical chinese.

[@garystover7129]

You haven't seen many Chinese women then, bub. I don't like their government but many of their women, particularly Northern Chinese, have flawless alabaster skin, are often 5'6" or taller, have glossy black hair, beautiful almond eyes. They also exercise regularly, don't overeat, and take great care of their skin. And their facial features are often simply stunning. I don't and wouldn't live in China but have lived in Bangkok for over four years so I've seen plenty of absolutely traffic stopping Chinese girls. As well as Thai girls. You must not get out much. Instead of Turner Falls, Oklahoma, Branson, or where ever you usually go Try LA, San Francisco, or NYC. Great places to go if you can afford them and their Chinatown districts have plenty of girls that would knock your eyes out. Maybe you just like thunder thighs. If you do then maybe you wouldn't care much for Chinese girls. You do like beautiful girls, right?

[@arj-]

@@garystover7129 Only a Gary could write this comment.

[@TroySpencer-c3e]

I can't believe people need told be told hurting someone's feelings over their appearance is impolite. Really sad.

[@chef7658]

I would go for this lady. I think she is pretty. She looks hot to me. Individuals have individual taste.

[@detective2221]

We didnt ask

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

I really feel for her. It just shows what kind of toxic environment the hyper-nationalism constantly being drummed up by the CCP creates. She is a beautiful woman, and if she lived in any western country there would be no question that her looks meet the standard for modeling.

[@BigHairyFenian]

Is it nationalism to be disgusted by your own people's (nation) appearance and idealise foreigner characteristics? I wouldn't say so, it's not hyper-nationalism, it's pseudo-nationalism.

[@ainguyen9795]

Yeah

[@joshuam664]

Also latina or Latino in many areas

[@darthpapa696]

For the rest of the world she has exotic beauty. For chinese, she is considered average or below average beauty. Chinese worship beauty standart such as Fan Bingbing, Zhao Liyin, etc.

[@joshuam664]

Absolutely I love people from China

[@LlanHeinrich]

Imagine being so weak that you feel your national pride being hurt over some girl modelling for a snack advertisement.

[@richardgallagher61]

Not weak…. INSECURE.

[@RobFeldkamp]

Imagine that happening for a Pespi commercial...

[@ginihall1234]

@@RobFeldkamp can you expand?

[@RobFeldkamp]

@@ginihall1234 it is a reaction to lianheinrich's statement. The US is so polarised that it absolutely lost its faeces when an insensitive pepsi commercial aired featering Kendal Jenner. Critical race theory and virtue signalling is so persuasive that a reasonable discussion is becoming more and more difficult. (not to say that commercial was reasonable). As a European i find the perceived moral high ground nothing short of hypocritical. I don't know wether Lianheinrich is American or not but if he is, i suspect the irony wouldn't be grasped by many Americans. in short: this reminded me of that Pepsi commercial and the outrage.

[@starofdabloc]

@@RobFeldkamp Two totally different subjects that hold no correlation here, though what does that have to do with beauty standards? 🧐 Can we stay on topic 😂 there are plenty of videos about those subjects where you can discuss it at large with other people. As if Europeans are not just as bad please.

[@eMceeMao]

Ummm....what? One of the biggest culture shocks I had when I lived in China; was when I discovered how many women in China travel to Korea to get eye lid surgery. Something about double eye lid folds or something. After been shown many examples of this on models, I barely even notice the absence this in other people (predominantly in Pacific-Asian ). Its a shame. China, unlike other Asian cultures in the region, China has huge and diverse physical uniqueness. Instead of embrace the beauty of the Chinese people , the CCP instead focuses on discrimination and shallow image attacks. The CCP is pushing BlHANd supremacy.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Hail Xi the Poo, master of the One Pure CCP Race! Eventually Poo himself will have to go to the meat grinder for his looks are quite substandard.

[@daisyyli]

double eye lids are an east asian standard, not rly related to the ccp. and ik most people that do get eyelid surgery get it to confine to these beauty standards but sometimes its for a medical reason, im chinese and im not old enough to get the surgery rn but i do plan on getting it simply because it literally blocks a portion of my eyesight and its an inconveineice for me personally. this just applies to me personally but i was just pointing out that sometimes ppl do it for medical reasons

[@ecclesiaxxi6210]

that's not ccp, in S.Korea many mothers give surgery to their daughters as a present, also I knew Koreans from Korea and asked them from among their friends how many had double eyelid surgery and she said around 50% or more, they don't even consider it as plastic surgery anymore if you were to ask if they had plastic surgery. She was surprised (I've had many asian friends and objectively considered attractive northern European) that I hadn't had anything done, I was just like no, completely natural, I like that I have features from both my parents (and am happy obviously that my parents have nice looks)... however in hindsight think the influence of my asian friends really helped me ...because in western school they pushed non-European or dark/brown as exotic and better, and I tried tanning but hated it and failed, so the asian influence made me embrace porcelain skin, eyes and natural hair, because it may not be natural blonde, but for many non-Europeans they'd be happy with anything not black, so I am happy with the different tones/colours in my natural hair, no need to damage with dye... I am actually grateful for the influence ... okay this comment went on a tangent I didn't plan, sorry, just ended up being a random ramble lol.

[@eMceeMao]

@Naikomi when I lived in Korea, I never heard of this, but when I lived in China, I was told all about it. It might be that Chinese women were more upfront with the surgery and showing off helps boost social status; whereas in South Korea, women may like to pretend they are naturally beautiful and hide it.

[@bigsisderpina]

The double eyelid surgery makes people's eyes look bigger, since bigger eyes have been THE beauty standard in East Asia for a while now. Had my family talk about it because my mom would nonstop complain about how mines and my sisters' eyes are "so small".

[@nosale777]

So glad i found your channel. You are cool calm and collected and put out the insanity with the edge of intelligence

[@intorsusvolo7834]

She is like sci-fi-concept-art-beautiful. Why can’t she model in peace? I hope social media doesn’t discourage her.

[@notimportant3820]

That's what I was seeing in her work, a Romulan commander, or a Vulcan leader. She just looks regal and exotic. 🤷

[@manoman0]

Social Media is made for women who make stuff for women. Go figure.

[@rowanphillips3497]

I was wondering why it was so bad to have people of color play races that are not human, and then this ignorant comment really explained it to me. She looks human, not some alien

[@intorsusvolo7834]

@@rowanphillips3497 you know there are humans in sci-fi right?

[@rowanphillips3497]

@@intorsusvolo7834 they specifically stated she should play alien species, lmao

[@alexandredupont1966]

"you're too ugly to exist" thanks internet

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

🇹🇼👀👍🏻

[@privatevoidnoname]

It's about time to start exposing this kind of stuff. Please don't stop. I'm doing the best I can to share your videos all over the place.

[@zhuqiusong6698]

Exposing what? That she is considered ugly and abnormal looking and like how westerners think chinese in general look like? In east asia she is considered hideous

[@gregtv1467]

@@zhuqiusong6698 did you not watch the video? Cuz u didn’t get the point…

[@zhuqiusong6698]

@@gregtv1467 Western fashion industry is run by gay people demonstrating odd people, you may find that impressive. I don't. Models are supposed to represent beauty and she represents ugly.

[@ecclesiaxxi6210]

@@zhuqiusong6698 I actually agree with your last comment, but you are wrong in your first - we don't think that's how all Chinese look, but you cannot deny Chinese don't look how they portray themselves in media either (not just you guys, Koreans are guilty of the same things), that said your last comment is correct, it's because our civilisation has been taken over by a foreign alien force that hates us and the civilisation that built what I guess asians used to value in whites, so Christendom, our manners, etiquette, beauty standards, morals, ...we were very different before the takeover/degradation.

[@zhuqiusong6698]

@@ecclesiaxxi6210 You have obviously not been to China, most Han chinese are white naturally and look nothing like her. Not everyone are beautiful but she is definitely not tge average person. As for your society I couldn't care less, it's your issue to be dealt with just like China doesn't concern westerners. As for "christendom". world is better without abrahamic religions. It is about time people realize that what goes around in another country is their concern abd not yours. Chinese people's problems do not concern westerners whatsoever, it's not your people, culture or country.

[@richardjohnson4696]

Too ugly? I thought that was the biggest part of being Chinese.

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

I remember this all the way back in Mirror's Edge. Faith looks like a normal person, but everyone in China kept saying "She looks too Asian" and I wish I was joking

[@Sol36900]

I remember that, too. Even in South Korea she was considered unattractive so an artist altered her appearance to their standard of beauty, which one of the game developers* not only disapproved but described as a “12-year-old with big boobs.” But apparently the backlash to Faith’s designs pushed the developers to alter her appearance for the reboot, which still wasn’t accepted overseas. They described her too dark and her lips too big and her facial structure too manly. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

@@Sol36900 the saddest part is how (some) South Koreans forcibly alter their own faces from childhood

[@basiamorris-bruton7318]

@@Sol36900 Is that why she looks like that in the prequel!?

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

At the same time they would like assimilate more westernish looking uyghurs by force. 🤡

[@jason-qc5lr]

honestly, that was stupid

[@DailyInsightAU]

My wife is Chinese. We live in Australia, and even in the local Chinese community, there's a lot of pressure for Chinese to conform, especially when it comes to beauty conventions. Some of my wife's friends have even had the infamous shuāng yǎnpí (double eyelid) surgery to achieve that "perfect" Chinese look.

[@manoman0]

Yeah, that's their way of coping with beauty standards, we have other standards and just when it goes too far it's really bad. It's women imposing those standards on other women and I know about the "shuang yanpi". Personally I find it totally unnecessary.

[@ziolp]

It's so sad that their beauty standards require surgery. You'd think they'd develop a beauty around their natural features but no...

[@stonecoldsteveaustin9353]

​@ziolp the Chinese have stolen most of everything that's good about their culture. They're lazy and unimaginative and very often lack any sense of true beauty ; it seems that they know what it is and they try to compete with other people's standards by replicating that, but they're disconnected from it as a genuine value within themselves. They don't value genuine beauty, they actually hate it (such as the case with the model) because it conflicts with this ugly, depressing view of the world that they've fostered. No, it has to be manufactured and polished in order to indicate any value! They have to basically be told what "beauty" is before they can recognize it. I think that's actually a core problem within Chinese culture ; their disregard or inability to grasp beauty and quality. Just look at what the Marxists did to their own country in every way! They destroyed their own art and turned the landscape brown and grey in their war against nature and beauty. Even their language is ugly (in my opinion). They try to dismiss this kind of talk as typical racism, but I don't have this same negative sentiment for any other Asian country or culture...

[@hmhama782]

She is an absolut beauty. Hopefully she will never go for an eye “beauty” surgery to westernise her. If I would own a model Agentur I would immediately hire her, a fabulous distinctive beauty.

[@peter.g6]

Are you German? :)

[@taichime5405]

In my opinion, if she were anywhere else in the world , the model would be highly sought for her unique beauty

[@lalayastill610]

i'm getting more and more disturbed by what it must feel like to live in that type of society

[@baiaili80]

yes, it's cancerous. believe me

[@immanuelsule5251]

That shit disturbs me too

[@shblair]

get used to it....its coming to a country near you.

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

"Arrogant slit eyes" Mate, have you looked in a mirror.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Mirrors are now banned by the CCP. The Chinese people are only aoolwed to look and think they look like they're told to by their CCP overlords.

[@Spiriax]

@@PandemoniumMeltDown Thanks for the laugh.

[@RealSalica]

She is beautiful . And she has tattoos ,rare for models . I suppose they don't like that either . Pretty sad that the company is reacting this way .

[@MY999-v4c]

tatoos are very popular in China. Small eyes and dark skin are not considered good looking in China.. not only China, but also Japan and Korea. Eastern Asian likes white skin, big eyes, it has nothing to do the western country, just simple people's preference.

[@BeYeSeparate]

As a western white male I think she is stunningly beautiful. Have her call me.. Blessings!

[@tdotsmooth]

@@BeYeSeparate same she's a cutie

[@MY999-v4c]

@@BeYeSeparate we knew that, that's why we were surprised to see Mulan designed in that way in the English class when i was in elementary school in China. then the teacher told us because that is westerners' aesthetic view, people are very different around the world, we need to respect it. (in the chinese girls community, you can hear people say to a normal-looking girl that, don't worry, you can marry an American at least because their view is opposite. )

[@MY999-v4c]

and those "normal looking" girls usually have great personalities, very humble, kind heart, but without confidence. because they are never treated as beauty, never speak in school no boys like them. one day when they come to America, things totally going opposite and they become more popular. Dark skin, buck teeth, small eyes, overweight, these are not what people think beautiful in eastern asia, unfortunately, due to defects of human's mind with egos and illusions. it has nothing to do with the western's influence. we watched western movies for 30 years (China's open time), we still think mulan shouldn't been designed in that way. so the new leading actress of mulan (yifei liu) meets Asian's aesthetic standard. this time, the movie doesn't please westerners. I;m sure there was a discusstion about how mulan should look like. In the past 5000 years, dark skin small eyes were never considered as beautiful, but overweight was once considered as beatiful in Tang dynasty

[@karaloca]

‘Chinese people hate the way Chinese people look’ well I’m not too keen either.

[@ConstantinDV]

Hard to believe that a nation can be so insecure and self-loating. Ignore them all Ms. Niangniang. Be proud and strong!

[@victorye7150]

The photoshopped false beauty on social medias has caused huge insecurity and low self esteem on today's Chinese women.

[@pscully1969]

I know, right?? Those social media filters wipe away the human beauty and make everyone look like virtual reality animations.

[@HerMajesty1]

Americans as well

[@minty_goodfellow4483]

This is like a fever dream. I mean she is objectively beautiful. All this nonsense clearly comes from a place of insecurity, hopefully this harmful attitude isn’t applied by the majority. I hope that these hateful people are able to accept and love themselves for all their individual beauty.

[@Mrjoeljoel989]

Are we watching the same video?

[@Binla-h2y]

Tell the Chinese

[@rubyy.7374]

@@Mrjoeljoel989 Obviously not

[@screwtapesdaughter7198]

I was going to say the same thing!

[@KingofSwing1]

There is no individualism in China

[@stefantomas]

They think she makes them look like villains? Their comments show that they indeed are.

[@Simon-sr3cn]

They’re scared of looking bad, and they react by making themselves look bad

[@Oneshotwonder002]

or looking too "normal"

[@kevinn2216]

Who makes the rules of how a person can or cannot look? These people ought to be truly thoroughly ashamed of themselves. It points to a real deep-seated insecurity problem operating on a countrywide level. These online cowards are like sheep. We're all individual and unique and no appearance is right or wrong or inappropriate. On a related note, I've noticed many chinese girls have had surgery to alter the shape of their chins. The pointy look is in! I personally am turned off by it. There's nothing at all wrong with the natural rounded shape of a chin.

[@tessw9744]

Stockholm Syndrome will do that to ya. Living under abuse makes you get used to receiving a slow drip of hate.

[@billpetersen298]

True beauty, is in the eyes, the soul.

[@321CatboxWA]

godless with no moral compass like Democrats

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

It all comes down to CCPolitics. Nobody cares in China, they don't even have access to this modeling stuff, just the CCP goons and they pay trolls to piss on cue on anything they dislike. Take that KZbin.

[@youtubeshadowbannedme]

I bet most of those netizens don't even meet the mainstream beauty norms themselves

[@ebonydarkness]

My Chinese mother has told me to get eyelid surgery to "fix" my monolids my whole life. I rock them loud and proud! I dated a guy of Tatar descent and was specifically attracted to his Asian eyes.

[@detective2221]

Why didn't you heed your mother's advice?

[@Nimbasa180]

Jokes on china, shes an absolute babe. Southern California will take her to represent us anytime.

[@JeffNeelzebub]

Interestingly enough, my wife (she is Chinese from Nanjing) and I have been having this model as a dinner topic over the last week. My wife, ironically, has the typical “modern Chinese standard” look: pale white skin, large round eyes with natural double eyelids, “v shape” face, prominent natural eyebrows and eyelashes, long thin legs, slender at 5’4” and ~100 pounds, and, if course slightly misshapen teeth. Neither her nor I don’t understand this train of thought. She looks Chinese. My wife’s reaction is, and I quote: do you guys look in a mirror ever? Is Xi Jinping “offending Chinese feelings” because he too has very small, beady eyes. We think she has a very distinctive look, much like HoYeon Jung from squid game. She isn’t the normal beauty of that nationality, but she has a very “fierce” looking face that grabs your attention.

[@RonG1960]

The 'Winnie-the Pooh' look is 'in'.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Misshapen what!?! To the meat grinder with her!!! Kidding, only CCP bigots would say such a thing. Stay safe and be happy, the rest of the world celebrates individuality.

[@JeffNeelzebub]

@@PandemoniumMeltDown Chinese people very much like “mishappen” or crooked teeth on girls. They think it looks cute. Also Japanese like it very much too. Winston and C-Milk have spoken about this in other videos.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@JeffNeelzebub I'll go see that, I must have missed it. I have... "interesting" teeth myself, I guess they'd like me there :P

[@junacebedo888]

She looks like a movie villain which is good. Because she could be always be in demand in cinema if she was an actress. She could be a woman 'Al Lettieri' (Sollozo of Godfather)

[@acemax1124]

Basically even the Chinese have their own version of cancel culture regardless if you're Communists are Capitalist the cancel culture cancer is really worldwide 🌎🌍🌏 Personally I think she is attractive and people should love the body they're in 🥰

[@k.umquat8604]

"Cancel culture" is just disgusting people bonding together on the internet to spew their bullshit. It doesn't have to do with their ideology.

[@banagan4604]

This is not cancel culture. This is all kinds of gross.

[@lotusrain4102]

Oh...u don't know how terrible 'cancel culture' is on chinese internet.💀 Their young ppl seem to have too much energy due to the lack of political & ideology freedom.While youths from other asian countries become activists online, youths from china use all those energy to act as internet police on local & foreign celebrities. If u r in any fandom, u'll know how terrifying fangirls from mainland china r. Once they were basically on war with thai fangirls over a petty hatred on a thai celebrity, ultimately leading to the start of Milktea Alliance, a pan-asia anti-ccp anti-authoritarian movement online by asian netizens who were fed up with them. It was insane.

[@zilun]

Well, a lot of leftist ideologies are very much rooted in Marxism and collectivism. Which is also what communism is founded on.

[@TheGirlsimmer1]

@@k.umquat8604 Really? It happened back then when Mao was the leader.

[@tiger2eye]

Companies advertising in China should use Chinese opera characters. Their makeup traditionally makes their eyes appear more slanted. Some performers even use cosmetic tape to pin their eyes into a more slanted position. Since Chinese opera is one of their time honored art forms, they should have little reason to argue against it.

[@rin55]

I hope she protects her mental health during this somehow, because, my god, this is horrible. Hopefully, she can still find work afterwards. In the rest of the world beauty and fashion industry wants either distinctive looks like this or famous people to advertise their products. They want it to be noticed, to make an impression, not blend into the mass with all the other generic pretty faces. China and Korea are the places with the most uniform beauty standards. Yeah, I see what you mean, China really likes the soft look of the Fan Bing Bing type. At the same time, it's what they are always bombarded with from the Chinese media. But the fact that there is a preference does not give them the right to be rude to someone who does not fit it in their eyes. It',s not really about representation (one person cannot represent everyone anyway, unless you like, digitaly blend every single Chinese person into 1 pic lol) This is more about eradicating any look but the idealized one from the public view, as if trying to hide these non-copypaste looks exists. It's like the society itself is so used to live in all sorts of censorship that they are trying to censor reality to their imagined ideal and mobbing anything they don't like. People who engage in this kind of mobbing, contribute in spinning this wheel, I hope they do realize that they themselves can become the target like this at any time as well.

[@satoshinakamoto7253]

Screw your ‘mental health’

[@bobquigley1957]

I was born in Japan and lived most of my childhood in Asia. I find this woman's appearance to be quite stunning. People who resort to shaming others because of appearance are simply cruel and disgusting. I choose to ignore them and hope for their eventual enlightenment. Everyone has potentially great beauty and significance. Unfortunately haters will seldom find that potential within themselves, much less recognize it in others. Their arrogance prevents them.

[@314rft]

I'm a white American and I also find her appearance stunning. And no I'm not saying that in a "fetishizing east asian features" way, I just find her objectively beautiful.

[@BillionairesArentYourFriends]

If she's ugly, I'm a mutant monster. She's specifically pretty. People need help.

[@Sidicas]

I think she is gorgeous. In addition to that, It has always made me rage when so many people in China, Korea, or Japan say that the bigger eye double eyelid look is more beautiful. Or that bigger noses are more beautiful. Or that layers and layers of makup until the face is white is more beautiful. I always disagree with them.

[@DTHRocket]

A girl in China asked me why I chose my wife (who has single eyelids, round face, just checks all the wrong boxes in China). "This girl is not beautiful," she said. I was shocked. "The girl I chose is a thousand times more beautiful than you," I wanted to say. "You who wears those little things on the eyelids to make them look double, who is plastered in white makeup, who wallows in vanity. The girl I chose is modest, loves to laugh, and has a good heart. And that's what affects her outward beauty."

[@mingliu3135]

Internal standards of beauty, in fact, each species are similar, tall handsome harmony had better have white skin, high nose bridge, double-fold eyelid, if possible, black also want their skin to become shallow, the girl to cater to the white for disparate ethnic Chinese imagination, exaggerated the ethnic characteristics, in fact is not all white is very beautiful, not all Chinese are folds. She doesn't fit the internal Chinese aesthetic.

[@juliantheapostate8295]

@@mingliu3135 Black people don't want paler skin, that's ridiculous

[@nagichampa9866]

Being a country in East Asia, taking a trait common in east-asia (that by the way is appreciated by many ,outside of China, as beautiful!) and deciding that same common trait is ugly?!?... that's the sum of absurd!!!

[@DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

Prior to the CCP i had only seen this level of insecurity in a child.

[@Binla-h2y]

Chinese=CCP

[@DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

@@Binla-h2y I hear you! The line is starting to blur, definitely!

[@marlenamagda]

This model has one of the most beautiful faces I've ever seen in my entire life. I don't understand why they think she's ugly. She's beautiful!

[@itsjustjest]

I am so bemused by the response of China. I found the model beautiful. I hope she is ok. It's sad that Asian beauty standards have become so exported that they think this models features are an insult to them.

[@romainvicta3076]

Yea - Its like rejecting their own ethnic traits ; its very odd . Imagine being a black man in africa who gets hated on because he looks very african! its crazy ; even if these are stereotypical "looks" - That doesn't make them bad and is just proving that they hate their own look ; They are perpetuating the stereotype themselves ironically by keeping it in their minds of what they are not "supposed" to look like

[@mingliu3135]

Internal standards of beauty, in fact, each species are similar, tall handsome harmony had better have white skin, high nose bridge, double-fold eyelid, if possible, black also want their skin to become shallow, the girl to cater to the white for disparate ethnic Chinese imagination, exaggerated the ethnic characteristics, in fact is not all white is very beautiful, not all Chinese are folds. She doesn't fit the internal Chinese aesthetic.

[@justaemptymall]

Also most Chinese don't even look european and actually look closer to the Models. That makes it even more ridicilous. Which is not a bad thing but should be appreciated that these are the beauty standard that gets found attractive around the world.

[@mikeaustin8418]

She’s a lovely looking woman. Really ridiculous that there was any backlash in the first place. So she doesn’t conform to the beauty aesthetic of the mainland. So what!? Disgusting that she wasn’t backed up by the company who hired her. They need to apologise to her for their response! So many things wrong here.

[@LucielStarz123]

That’s quite imperialistic of you to think a population double that of the US combined has to conform to your beauty standards and “apologize”

[@uraniumcranium2613]

@@LucielStarz123 Dafuq you on about?

[@GiIford]

That‘s just china. There are way worse things happening there. They don‘t know what apologizing even is.

[@MrSpot41]

Well, she is clearly " stunning " and I'm sure a totally kind, honest and decent woman. You're right this entire discussion is absurd.

[@zancrus9629]

I love how everything is "from the west's aesthetics of uglifying the Chinese" when in the west most of us are going to go "Huh? What are you talking about?". I mean I get that it is propaganda but sometimes I see that stuff and just can't believe that someone thinks the west is like that or that we care.

[@mingliu3135]

Internal standards of beauty, in fact, each species are similar, tall handsome harmony had better have white skin, high nose bridge, double-fold eyelid, if possible, black also want their skin to become shallow, the girl to cater to the white for disparate ethnic Chinese imagination, exaggerated the ethnic characteristics, in fact is not all white is very beautiful, not all Chinese are folds. She doesn't fit the internal Chinese aesthetic.

[@ordarkbright883]

@@mingliu3135 The scariest thing is that after watching this video, which promotes aesthetic diversity, you still firmly believe that everyone's aesthetic is the same.

[@mingliu3135]

The most primitive people's aesthetic is line coordination and harmony, which is the same for any race. The so-called pursuit of unique characteristic beauty is not accepted by everyone. For example, most Chinese people think that the ugliness of her makeup is exaggerated.

[@graysaltine6035]

@@mingliu3135 So..... that justifies all of this? You still think this is about what she looks like, rather than the pathetic, garbage behaviour of an entire nation?

[@dongsheldon8682]

try black your skin and go outside, if u come back safely, i will believe you.

[@MeaHeaR]

Chinésé und Koreans went Maaaad About Halle Berry be casted as a Littlé Mermaid

[@georgijo]

The model is literally stunning. I can't fathom how anyone could say these kinds of things. By the way, since when does one model represent a whole country?? So stupid.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Fun fact: 99.7% of said country have no conscience of said model existence.

[@OhSoTiredMan]

They probably don’t even own a mirror to look at themselves.

[@Binla-h2y]

Tell the Chinese

[@evilkidm93b]

@@OhSoTiredMan This made my day!

[@evilkidm93b]

Maybe the expectation toward a model to represent a country is actually a thing in China. Although it sounds otherworldly to us, these bullies seem to believe in it.

[@PushyPawn]

Everyone who hated on this model should have had *their own photo* attached with their comment for comparison. Anonymity can bring out the worst in people who are of poor character and/or toxic personality. KZbin and Reddit are prime examples.

[@exmuslim-prolgbt2610]

And Twitter

[@sasino]

@@exmuslim-prolgbt2610 I want to like your comment but I'm against your username lol

[@exmuslim-prolgbt2610]

@@sasino I don't care, I'm not crazy about likes, specially not from people who hate my community.

[@pezpengy9308]

she should come to the west, get a job as a model, become a huge success as, "the chinese model!" and live a fantastic life as a big FU to her detractors.

[@curtisalex456]

@Pez Pengy, "As soon as she succeeds in the west, She will become revered in China"

[@CaptainTodger69]

except she probably has a family and people she loves in china who the CCP and netizens can harrass and imprison if they feel like she isn't conforming to their agenda

[@lillystern]

I believe she also does modeling for western brands. I believe she also was deleted from a dior campaign bc of the angry Chinese ppl. It was in a Dutch news paper

[@mingliu3135]

Internal standards of beauty, in fact, each species are similar, tall handsome harmony had better have white skin, high nose bridge, double-fold eyelid, if possible, black also want their skin to become shallow, the girl to cater to the white for disparate ethnic Chinese imagination, exaggerated the ethnic characteristics, in fact is not all white is very beautiful, not all Chinese are folds. She doesn't fit the internal Chinese aesthetic.

[@sandracastellanos921]

This is so disgusting. Why can’t people stop worshiping western beauty standards

[@F8Tributo]

I like her eyes! She is beautiful. If anything, this ad just makes me like Chinese women more, not less. It is not negative, it is unique. Be proud of your heritage, and believe you are great looking, Chinese people!

[@mingliu3135]

Internal standards of beauty, in fact, each species are similar, tall handsome harmony had better have white skin, high nose bridge, double-fold eyelid, if possible, black also want their skin to become shallow, the girl to cater to the white for disparate ethnic Chinese imagination, exaggerated the ethnic characteristics, in fact is not all white is very beautiful, not all Chinese are folds. She doesn't fit the internal Chinese aesthetic.

[@johnc2438]

Reminds me of that old Twilight Zone episode, "Eye of the Beholder," where a "horribly ugly" young woman goes through facial surgery to make her look normally beautiful. You don't see facial features of the doctors and nurses until they unwrap the ugly woman's bandages. Voila: She appears and is perfectly lovely. The camera changes to the pig-like faces of the medical staff as they stand horrified about the failure of the surgery. Great, great episode -- and wonderful video from you! -- Happy New Year to you, C-Milk and your lovely wives and happy children. Cheers from a retired U.S. Navy chief petty officer.

[@tayfan2]

Love that episode. They should show it in schools to discuss psychology or sociology. Imagine a marketing class creating & marketing a product for that aesthetic? School could be more interesting.

[@CC-pi4rq]

Love this episode.

[@GeographRick]

Classic episode. Really surprising ending and make you think.

[@scockery]

I prefer "#12 Looks Just Like You!" where at age 19, everyone had to meet beauty standards, but there's only a handful of accepted looks, so thousands of people are copies of someone else.

[@prnothall9302]

Do you recall the 'Munsters' tv episodes?. The parents, grand-father, and son were all ugly, and their daughter was a beautiful blonde they all felt sorry for. Same sort of thing..........

[@laikanbarth]

People seem to lose their manners and become bullies when they get on the internet. They say stuff that they would never have the courage to say to someone’s face. It’s very sad really and speaks to what our society is becoming.

[@kimhornhem5399]

Nothing new here lol, its only getting worse cause the younger generation has access to the web.

[@MarvinHartmann452]

Mike Tyson said that "the social media made it too easy for people to disrespect others without getting punched in the face for it" and I agree with him.

[@elliottso6949]

yh, becausee the left will cancel you if you say one opinion they dont like

[@cosmicreef5858]

not the internet's fault..these people gossip if they can not go online so the same thing

[@orangeguppie6897]

What is wrong with these people, it is her choice to stay true to herself and she is proud of her heritage, good luck to her.

[@Jcremo]

I remember when in ‘08 the girl that was chosen to sing Ode to the Motherland at the Olympics was considered too ugly because she had just lost her baby teeth and the uneven adult teeth growing through were considered unsightly. So they got an older, ‘prettier’ girl to lip sync on stage at the ceremony.

[@chinesesparrows]

The keyword is exotic. Having unique models is memorable and attractive if you value diversity. Guess the mindless groupthinkers dislike individuality and worship conformity.

[@MissKealoha]

Those mindless group thinkers are the result of communism. They dislike what's different & conform to what the CCP tells them too. Plus, the majority of citizens have zero insight on what's actually happening in the world due to the CCPs internet firewall.

[@philipsangalang5077]

@@MissKealoha happens in every dictatorship - NK, nazi germany, etc

[@vonhinx]

Cai NiangNiang is beautiful and iconic - perfect for a model. Chén Màn's photo in the Dior ad is mind-blowing outstanding art. For those who can't appreciate these there are paintings by you know who....

[@kafka494]

Cai NiangNiang, sure. Dior ad? Gross, looks demonic.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Art succeeds when it generates an emotionnal response. Your comment seems to have achieved that... You are now an artist :D

[@PaloukaMan]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I like this channel very much ! He is so honest , fair , real , trueful to everything ! I admire him ! Keep it up 👍🏻 🍎

[@andy4an]

how devastating :( i can't imagine being the victim like this, and then having to apologize for it

[@audenchu6558]

Then can you explain why white people always do slant eye to Asian? This is not about Chinese don't like her looks, is about western always make chinese model all looks slant eye. There are comparison on chinese media that chinese model with chinese make up vs western make up, western make always have the model looks even more slant eyes. + chinese find her previous video also make herself looks slant eye, which is not way to justify

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

@@audenchu6558 Why do Chinese use prosthetics for round eyes?

[@evilkidm93b]

@@audenchu6558 I get your point, maybe when living in China you do notice a pattern on what type of models foreign brands pick. I am assuming that Chinese people expect foreign brands to collaborate with models that are akin to those that usually promote local products. This expectation matches what Winston mentioned in the video: Chinese value homogeneity, while we Westerners like diversity.

[@Firebear31]

@@audenchu6558 racists are racists but you shouldn't apologize just for the way you look - then you just give in to racists. Also the ads are from a chinese campaign so your argument is quite misplaced here.

[@audenchu6558]

@@evilkidm93b In fact she need to apologies. People dig out some video she post before, she intension make her eyes looks slant to western brand.

[@GT-legendary]

Me: "woah she's gorgeous!" the general Chinese consensus: "she's ugly her eyes are too slanted! she's making china look bad!"

[@funkydown]

coming from chinese people it's just ridiculous

[@bmona7550]

China already looks ugly because of their response. Maybe if they embraced her plenty will see China in a better light

[@willyct207]

As a South African I think that model is great and did suite the add she was in!!! I like her type of eyes!!

[@lucygrace1193]

She is beautiful! Someone can, on the surface, be absolutely stunningly gorgeous, but even the most beautiful person in the world can be horrible on the inside, which in turn will make that person incredibly ugly on the outside! I can’t imagine how those comments have made that poor girl feel. Those people who are saying those awful things about her come across as incredibly jealous of her! Oh my gosh!! Shame on that company!!

[@audenchu6558]

Then can you explain why white people always do slant eye to Asian? This is not about Chinese don't like her looks, is about western always make chinese model all looks slant eye. There are comparison on chinese media that chinese model with chinese make up vs western make up, western make always have the model looks even more slant eyes. + chinese find her previous video also make herself looks slant eye, which is not way to justify

[@marciavox8105]

I can’t imagine being told that I am too ugly to be a member of my race. I know I am proud to be ethnically Chinese, and it is even better that “my people” admire my features. I can’t imagine confronting the rejection of how I look, especially as an adoptee who was raised isolated from Asian influences. I feel for this girl. The system that benefits me is the same that bludgeons her. I am so guilty, yet I don’t know what to do to make the system better. Edit: The most frequent response I see to my original comment questions my reasoning or ability to be proud of being ethnically Chinese. Instead of replying to each one, I am going to edit my original comment and hope those same people see it. First of all, thanks for caring so much to leave a comment. I have been raised in a rural community alongside peers of German descent. My community is less than 1% Asian. When I say I am proud to be Chinese, I mean that I am proud to look the way I do, which is something I have had to grow into. Appearance is something that people judge when they first see you. I feel that people see me as “other” and/or “too pretty” to befriend. This loneliness has worn me down, but I also have dug my heels in and chosen to be proud of how I look, and to respect the roots my ancestors gave me. After rereading my comment, I find that I don’t agree with my use of “ethnicity” to describe my state of being Chinese, since ethnicity refers to a culture rather than race. What I meant was that I am proud of my differences in my community of mostly white peers. This mindset has been extremely difficult for an adoptee like myself to possess, since my core desire is to belong. It may be that other circumstances also result in that same core desire, but I am not sure. My beauty arouses ambiguous feelings. On the one hand, I think it is a wonderful thing because “my people” adore me when they see me, even if we’ve never met. This satisfies the “orphan child” within me, which craves acceptance. On the other hand, I think that the social impact of beauty throughout the world is large, but its actual importance is relatively small. I am certain I am not the only person who thinks this. Someone said that I am virtue signaling, and I had to look up what that means. After giving it some thought, I don’t agree, because as I understand it, virtue signaling is a way of getting external recognition for being a morally upright person. I usually don’t write serious comments on KZbin, and the only reason I chose to do so is to see other people’s opinions on this issue, and perhaps gain some insight into how I can be a beautiful person who doesn’t contribute to this particular problem. I thank everyone who was able to see that in my original comment and responded accordingly.

[@tayfan2]

Wow. You packed a lot in there. These are merely vocal netizens who may or may not be consumers of the product she was modeling for. Because of beauty influencers & filter lies, I think many wish for makeup to be transformative & not just hide blemishes. This model represented a real look that some are rejecting to look like someone unlike themselves. They are just going through the beauty "growing pains" the rest of the world has gone through. At least our children carry our phenotype.

[@montycantsin8861]

You can't make the "system" better, because humanity isn't a "system". That's a dangerous misunderstanding that leads people to arrogantly assume that some of us can make others better. You can try to show people a better way, and hope you can convince some of them. But there's no "system" of mass opinion. Systems may arise _on top of_ these situations, created by canny people for profit or power, but in and of itself, the temperment and reaction of a crowd is not a "system".

[@annetoronto5474]

Many cultures and races do the same thing, value lighter skin people, skin lighting products are sold everywhere except in Europe where tans are seen as being more attractive. I don’t think we should be blaming Europeans for other peoples racism.

[@luizy6701]

By how brainwashed you are, you better not get in positions of power

[@thathandsomedevil0828]

Haters gonna hate. 🤣

[@trueblueedits4673]

I'm Chinese and I have very slanted eyes but they are large and I've grown to love them for their uniqueness, but when I was younger I felt that they were very strange and alien. I was bullied for it by other kids while my parents and teachers stood up for me. I can only imagine how hard it must be for the people of your very nation to turn against you and call you too "stereotypically Chinese". It's awful.

[@yungacid1]

I never understood what was wrong with having slanted eyes. What did I miss? Like ok yeah I know people make funny of them but yo guys, I didn't know we were being serious?! We used to make fun of any prominent feature a person had, like this girl in my class, her eyes were so big she literally couldn't close her eyelids all the way 😂 but in all actuality her eyes were beautiful 😍 but it would be "weird" if we just said it all the time. But this is just sickening what they're doing to this girl. I'm sorry you were bullied

[@drcovell]

As an “American” I’ve had a unique upbringing. After my birth, my mother was too weak to nurse me, so her closest friend, Alice Enzo, a Japanese-American Nisei, nursed me for months, along with her already 6-month old son. I literally spent a good part of the first year of my life looking into beautiful “Slanted Eyes” of an Asian goddess, my source of comfort and nourishment, as I nursed at her breast. I’ve never found Euro-descended “Round-eyed” women attractive or compatible -wonder why! 😉

[@socialiste_sympathique]

@@drcovell🤮 ugh, the fetishism in your comment is nauseating

[@danield.3408]

@@drcovell dawg what

[@falconmclenny7284]

'Her eyes are too small and slanted' Um.. every Chinese person.. I have some very bad news for you about the shape of your eyes.

[@randomroses1494]

Here in the UK there’s a trend in make up called “fox eyes” which involves using eyeliner to slant the edges of the eyes to make them look more exotic (eastern). Obviously it’s not compulsory and some people may not like it but I think it looks quite nice (along with thousands, if not millions of other westerners).

[@ivanmatusic5540]

Wasnt it a trend back deacde or two ago?

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

I thought it was cat eyes

[@jellyrolly]

what's funny is that actual fox have slit pupils and fairly round eyes lol. a realistic fox eye should mean getting slit pupils 🤪

[@manoman0]

Well, in the west you're shamed and blamed for being white. Oh big surprise.

[@zandikaa]

@@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7 cat eyes and fox eyes are different. Similar, but different.