Physiognomy explains why Japanese and Korean people have small eyes

Physiognomy explains why Japanese and Korean people have small eyes

People living in different regions have different living environments and personalities. For example, people living in mountainous areas are often accompanied by dangerous peaks and wild beasts. They are mostly straightforward and fierce. Why? They often have to fight with wild beasts and draw their swords very quickly. People living in plains have good weather and are not worried about food and clothing. They are mostly gentle but also like to enjoy life. People living on plateaus tend to be heroic and unrestrained. People living in basins tend to be hypocritical. People living by the sea tend to be adventurous.

Several years ago, with the migration and changes of people from all over the country, the changes in appearance due to regional conditions gradually became blurred. It's like there are many handsome men and beautiful women in Beijing and Shanghai, but are people who have lived in Beijing and Shanghai for generations really beautiful? Not necessarily. Many of them have migrated there from all over the country, so beautiful people from all over the country are concentrated in those places, so of course there are many handsome men and beautiful women.

A person's appearance is not only related to the region where he lives, but also to the characteristics of the country and nation. In physiognomy, people with delicate eyebrows and eyes are mostly grown up in an environment with suitable mountains and rivers. Those who live outside the Great Wall, or in an environment with mountains but no water, tend to have low and narrow eyes. For example, Japan and South Korea, with their small land areas, have been feeling external threats from generation to generation, so most of them have flat faces and thin eyes. From a historical analysis, people from these two countries migrated from China at different times. Some were enfeoffed, and some were exiled. Due to the harsh living conditions in the places of exile, they are belligerent and extreme, but difficult to be peaceful and tolerant. Although they are reluctant, they have to accept the status quo indifferently, which forms facial features such as flat face, thin eyes, and narrow forehead.

We often see many handsome men and beautiful women in Japanese and Korean dramas, and we all know that they have plastic surgery. Some people who have been to Korea several times said that the streets are full of people with flat faces and thin eyes. Koreans are crazy about plastic surgery, and it is even a kind of national culture. In fact, before Korea, the plastic surgery movement was most popular in Japan. From the 1970s to the early 1990s, Japan was fanatically worshipping double eyelids, because more than 80% of the people had single eyelids, and people with double eyelids were considered beautiful and good-looking, and rare. Therefore, double eyelid surgery was very common and popular in Japan at that time, which was no less popular than the current plastic surgery trend in Korea. Later, Japan's economy became prominent, and it restored its national confidence and began to criticize double eyelids again. The appearance of Japanese people today is much more popular than it was thirty years ago, because in the past few decades, Japan had the most superior living conditions in the whole of Asia. Therefore, long-term changes in living conditions will also improve people's appearance.

Unlike Japan, South Korea only rose to the position of one of the four Asian tigers in the 1990s, but its glory lasted only a decade. The rapid economic development of major Asian countries such as China and India wiped out the sense of superiority that Koreans had worked so hard to build in a blink of an eye. Even the eyes that have been created through plastic surgery rarely have confidence and intelligence. Instead, they tend to look dull, lifeless, and exposed.

The living environment and status of a person, a race, or a country affect their temperament, and temperament affects their appearance. Although plastic surgery can artificially create standard handsome men and beautiful women, it will never be as good as the naturally formed beauty of the human face. The delusion of relying on plastic surgery to get a good face and to gain self-satisfaction will only get deeper and deeper, forming a kind of curse that will make the people of that nation lose their perception of the beauty of nature, lose their judgment of reality, and become lost in empty fantasies.

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