From the makeup and dress of male and female stars in China, Japan and South Korea, we can see the aesthetic differences among China, Japan and South Korea.

First of all, look at the makeup of female stars. China's makeup pays attention to temperament, and most of them are full of aura. Because girls in China pay more attention to dignity and composure, they also prefer mature and atmospheric types in aesthetics; Japanese makeup is gentle and lovely, and they pursue the feeling of nude makeup. The color of lipstick is not too bright, but pink. But blush is also used a lot in makeup. They like to use blush to reduce their age and create a feeling of vitality. Finally, look at Korean makeup. Han Feng's makeup is more stage-oriented, exquisite and a little pure. I like Korean aesthetics with flat eyebrows and smooth muscles. Different people have different opinions on whether the water is smooth or not. Some people will like it very much, and some people will think it looks oily and not refreshing.

Let's look at the clothes of male stars. Most of China's aesthetics still like masculinity and pays attention to cleanliness as a whole. Male stars don't put too much effort into facial makeup. For example, the feeling of eyeliner is still relatively rare; How to say it in Japanese? My personal opinion is that Japanese male stars are all dressed in band style, and there are only a few hairstyles, all of which are a little long and not very refreshing. In South Korea, perhaps because of the prevalence of entertainment culture, both women and men in South Korea pay great attention to skin management and daily wear. Korean men are also good at makeup, and all kinds of eye shadow, eyeliner and lipstick may feel a little lost and girlish in some people's eyes. However, I personally like what they wear. For example, the overcoats with high appearance rate in Korean dramas feel that Korean men love to wear overcoats in winter, and they look super nice to wear. Maybe they are tall, so they wear fashionable coats.

In addition, by the way, in Japanese aesthetics, it is aesthetic feeling for girls to walk in, which leads to many girls' legs deformed and unable to walk fast. There is also the feeling that Korean and Japanese girls are not afraid of the cold, and many of them are barefoot in winter. This may also be an aesthetic difference.