介绍:
These days, any self-respecting person knows how to take a selfie – after all, we shoot millions of self-portraits a day. In the two years since Oxford Dictionaries crowned ‘selfie’ as its word of the year, we’ve gotten pretty good at capturing our best angles on screen.
But what actually constitutes a good angle – or a good selfie overall – is rooted in what we consider beautiful, and that varies greatly by culture. “Selfie culture,” as it’s called, may be global, but our beauty standards are not.
Nowhere is this difference more obvious than on Chinese social media, where you won’t find any of the contouring, lip-lining or eyebrows that fill Instagram feeds in the United States. In China, it’s all pale skin, big eyes and rosebud lips.
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