I remember the first time I went shopping in Hong Kong was from that cold and cloudy England. I'm ready for the sunshine, put on a T-shirt and a short skirt. I don't have many opportunities to enjoy the sunshine in England. I have naturally fair skin and my legs are white. This is not fashionable at all in Britain. Many women spend most of their time in the sun on sunny days, just to make their skin darker and the darker the color, the better. I tried, but it didn't work.

When I was looking around a shop, the two girls at the front desk didn't look at me from beginning to end, but communicated in Chinese. I began to feel sick and asked my friend if I could go. When we left the shop, she asked me what was wrong. I complain that the receptionist is too rude and always talks about my white legs. I'm embarrassed to let them say that my skin is white. Friends smiled and said, "They didn't laugh at you. It's a compliment on your legs. Many women in China want to have fair skin like you. In fact, there are many whitening products in the store to make the skin whiter, so many people spend money to buy them. "

This incident only reveals the fact that we will never be satisfied with what we have. The grass on the other side is always tender and greener. If eastern and western women think alike, then western women will not use skin cream to make themselves black, and eastern women will not use skin cream to make themselves whiter.

It seems that my translation is wordy and not concise enough. . . .

By the way, why did you translate this?