Geisha tradition

There are essential differences between geisha and geisha. Geisha is a kind of Japan. This artist is very talented, so he is called a geisha. In short, sell art and not sell yourself. But when it comes to prostitutes, the nature changes. Although Japan is a country with a developed sexual culture, geisha are still engaged in selling themselves and not selling themselves. There is an old film by China, which tells the life of Japanese geisha in detail. This old film starring Gong Li, Yang Ziqiong and Zhang Ziyi is called Memoirs of a Geisha.

First, geisha is different from ordinary artists. In Japan, artists have a high status. After all, they live by talent. However, due to the low status of Japanese women, talented women can easily be developed into geisha. Relying on his own talent, he appeared in izakaya to have dinner with guests and have fun. It may be similar to the accompanying wine in KTV, but geisha don't take commission. Compared with ordinary hostess, they have more dignity.

Second, geisha have different characteristics. It takes a lot of efforts to cultivate a famous geisha, and the etiquette of knowing and doing is different from ordinary people. In other words, if you want to become a high-end geisha in Japan, you may need to invest more manpower and financial resources. From learning to training to becoming a qualified geisha is not a one-off event. They should wear heavy makeup, clogs and kimonos, and roll up their hair to show the traditional Japanese culture to the fullest.

Third, not all geisha sell themselves. In the movie Memoirs of a Geisha, there is a classic clip, that is, after Hatsumomo becomes a geisha, she will auction her night. For geisha, this may be more equivalent to a supreme honor. The last ugly old man bid. But now that it has been auctioned, Hatsumomo's heart must be choppy. But this is a unique culture in Japan, and it has been handed down.