What is the beauty of ancient women?

The beauty of a woman lies in her skin first, and white skin is the most rare. "Women's nature, but white is the most difficult. People often paint like eyebrows and mouths, but the defects are only in the skin. " Born in the yellow race, the Han nationality has always regarded fair skin as beauty since the pre-Qin period, and this concept of "one white covers all ugliness" was even stronger in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After years of observation, Li Yu summed up the experience of actresses' make-up, and thought that some people with non-white skin can also make their skin white. He regards whether the skin is white and tender as the first criterion of female beauty.

Followed by eyebrows. "the face is the main body, and the eyes are the main side." The eyes are the windows to the soul. "It's wonderful to see that his heart is evil and right." Li Yu believes that the size and thickness of a woman's eyes are closely related to her gentleness and ignorance. The eyebrows are slender and delicate, and the personality is bound to be soft and intelligent.

Brothers again. Fingers are the most beautiful, but there are too few women with fingers, and "100, you can't be one or two beautiful", so it is ok to choose between "tender or soft, sharp or thin". Beauty's feet are narrow, and those who are good at walking are the most beautiful. "Those who are straight and upright are not only beautiful, but also less irritating."

Finally, gfd. Li Yu believes that women should pay attention to gfd "whether they are beautiful or evil". But at the same time, he also pointed out that the decoration should not be too excessive and "impossible" and should be moderate. Advocate the cleanliness and elegance of women's clothing. "Women's clothes are not expensive but clean, not expensive but elegant, not expensive but commensurate with home, but expensive and beautiful." He especially emphasized that the color of clothes should be in harmony with people's faces. "If the face is almost white, the color of the clothes can be deep or light; Those who are near black should not be shallow but deep, and the shallower the darker. "