Controversy explosion! There is a great competition between the appearance of white people and Asians.

Recently, there has been a lot of online discussion, and everyone is debating who has an advantage in appearance between Caucasians and Asians.

Firstly, it must be said that the appearance of Caucasians is indeed eye-catching.

The clearly defined facial features are like carved ones, especially when taking photos.

It has to be said that this sense of three dimensionality does add a lot of points to Caucasians.

However, this advantage is not without a cost.

Many people say that Caucasians tend to age more easily, and after the age of thirty, it feels like they have changed their personality. Their sharp and angular faces become stiff, losing their youthful vitality.

In contrast, the appearance of Asians appears much softer.

Although their skulls are relatively flat and their faces appear wider, it does not affect our beauty.

On the contrary, this soft line gives a friendly and gentle feeling, especially in line with the temperament of Easterners.

What's more, Asian people are also famous for their anti-aging ability. Many female stars can still remain young and energetic even when they are middle-aged, which is one of our advantages.

However, this matter cannot be generalized either. Body proportion and temperament are also important factors in judging the quality of appearance.

Caucasians generally have a more symmetrical physique, giving people a feeling of tall and upright. Although Asians have slender figures, their temperament is softer and more introverted. This difference also makes the two races have their own strengths in appearance.

Speaking of which, I have to raise the issue of aesthetic standards. For a long time, the appearance of white people seemed to have become the benchmark of aesthetic norms.

Whether in fashion magazines or the entertainment industry, the image of white people dominates. This bias not only affects our aesthetic orientation, but also causes many people to feel dissatisfied and anxious about their appearance.

But, are you really going to be kidnapped by this aesthetic standard? Not necessarily.

Everyone has their own uniqueness and charm, whether you are white or Asian.

We should learn to appreciate and accept our own appearance characteristics, rather than blindly pursuing what others think is beautiful.

Of course, this does not mean completely abandoning Western aesthetic concepts.

After all, in the era of globalization, cultural exchange is inevitable. However, while absorbing foreign cultures, we should also maintain confidence and respect for our own culture.

Only in this way can we establish truly diverse and inclusive aesthetic concepts.

In short, there is no definite answer to the question of the appearance of white and Asian people.

Everyone's perception of appearance is subjective and influenced by various factors such as culture, region, and personal experience.

So, we don't need to argue over this issue, we should learn to appreciate and respect each other's differences.

After all, it is precisely because of differences that this world becomes more diverse and colorful!

Finally, whether you are white or Asian, you should feel proud and proud of yourself. Because everyone has their own unique beauty, which cannot be measured by any standard!