What does aesthetic fatigue mean?

"Aesthetic fatigue" was originally an aesthetic term. Specifically, the excitement of the aesthetic object is weakened, which no longer produces strong aesthetic feeling, and even shows the rejection of the object. Now it refers to losing interest in anyone or anything in life, or even feeling bored, bored or insensitive.

With the wonderful use of China director Xiaogang Feng in the New Year film Mobile Phone at the end of 2003, "aesthetic fatigue" quickly became a fashionable mantra and buzzword among many people in 2004. There is a university professor named Murphy in Mobile Phone. He said from the bottom of his heart, "It's really a little aesthetic fatigue to share a bed for 20 years."