The hue of a woman

Author: Zhang Ming
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The current era is often called an era of individuality, but in reality, it is an era that standardizes and homogenizes beauty. This is mainly due to the technological advantages of mass production. Young women are busy chasing one after another of the latest fashion trends, but precisely this pursuit makes them lose their own individuality. Trends will fade, but style is eternal. To break this vicious cycle of contradiction, the fundamental approach lies in no longer relying on external notions of beauty but instead rediscovering one's own true inner beauty. She doesn't want to think about it; she feels she can't bear further analysis. In her long marriage, she has always deliberately maintained ignorance, but she realizes that the more she doesn't care, the more generous she appears, the more she loses. Is she virtuous? Perhaps, she is simply indulging and allowing the other to act as they please repeatedly. In reality, someone so easily compromising seems to have also betrayed a heart that was originally clear and resolute. She is now becoming increasingly unsure of him. It seems that prolonged one-sided suffering cannot solve the problems in the marriage. Could his ever-increasing demands stem from her unspoken indulgence? She feels deeply hurt inside, at least, she feels she is not respected, but she suppresses these feelings. She wonders if she is wrong? If she has made a mistake.