The popularity of online blush is actually a manifestation of low social aesthetic ability. Of course, this does not mean that being born with a red face is a sin. Suppose that one day, human beings evolved into all people with online red faces, and they didn't need to reform or use knives, then online red faces wouldn't be criticized as they are today, and the concept of "online red faces" wouldn't appear. I'm talking about girls who are willing to have plastic surgery and take selfies with concave shapes in order to have that face. Their aesthetics can be said to be deformed. We say that the aesthetics of each era are different. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, being fat was the beauty, and in modern times, being thin was the beauty, which was good from the health point of view, because the beauty they pursued was based on the integrity and health of the human body.

Why do I say that the current net red face is aesthetically deformed? It is because their faces are reshaped by various external means, and their facial features are unnatural and uncoordinated, which violates the "authenticity" feature in aesthetics.

Since many people don't like it, why do so many people become online red faces? Magnified, I think this is the impact of the era of globalization. The red face of China Net is characterized by concentrating the facial features of people from all over the world on a Zhang Dongfang face. What big European eyes, Korean eyebrows, high nose, plus China women want their faces to look smaller and smaller, hoping to look more pleasing. The psychological consequence of this is to cut them into awl faces. Of course, in the era of consumer economy, to attract attention, participate in online marketing and become famous overnight is also the reason why online celebrities pursue this grandiose face.

This ethos, in the final analysis, is still not confident in yourself, thinks others are good, pursues exaggeration and narcissism, and lacks the ability to discover beauty and examine beauty. In fact, beauty lies in the bones, not in the skin. Look at the former beauties Brigitte Lin and Joey Wong, and then look at Tang Wei and Shu Qi. They don't have the characteristics of red faces. Aren't they beautiful? Beauty is a temperament. Unfortunately, online celebrities don't understand.