Jin Yaner was cute when she was a child, but she was ugly rather than beautiful. Then she opened her eyes, which were very slender. Many people say that her plastic surgery also came from this, and many ugly photos broke out. In fact, by comparing those ugly photos in those years, we can see that if she just smiles in different light, it is not necessarily ugly, because she wears braces because of her buck teeth, and then her skin turns white (I don't know if she has a whitening needle, but she may turn white if she doesn't get the sun for a long time in the skating rink). Li See Zijun was trained in the United States).

As an adult, she is attractive and feminine, but her face is obviously bigger than when she was a child. Who will have plastic surgery to make their face bigger? What's more, her whole career is recorded anytime and anywhere every year. As a high-speed spinning and jumping sport, flower skating is not suitable for plastic surgery, but micro-plastic surgery cannot be ruled out. After many comparisons of the five senses, I feel that the difference is not very big. In terms of appearance, it should be said that different people have different opinions, and it is also pleasing to the eye to see more.

Personally, I think her charm comes from her unparalleled strength and artistic expression in women's single skating. Asia may not be able to wait a hundred years, and there will never be a grand slam and medal winner like Jin Yaner. As a flower slip powder, I am lucky to see such a player in my lifetime.

In addition, her personal charm also comes from charity. As a United Nations charity ambassador, she makes charitable donations all over the world. She not only donated money during the Wenchuan earthquake in China, but also participated in charity performances. She also donated money during the Japanese earthquake, not to mention in South Korea. Her annual advertisements and a large amount of donations from Shang Yan contributed to the construction of Korean flower skating venues to support the flower skating movement of the younger generation in Korea.