Chinese photographer praised for using Chinese model to break down Western people’s stereotypes of Asians
(People’s Daily Online) 13:51, January 28, 2022
http://en.people.cn/n3/2022/0128/c90000-9950779.html
Recently, a Chinese photographer’s series of photos, which feature three models from different ethnicities using a similar makeup style, entitled “All in Love,” has won widespread praise on the Internet, after it made an appearance on a billboard in New York’s iconic Times Square.
Netizens have spoken highly of the photographer Luo Bing for using a Chinese model without accentuated “slanted” eyes, which is often the product of makeup designs or racialized facial expressions that often appear in the commercial advertisements of international fashion brands and serve to perpetuate stereotypical images of Asians among Westerners.
In one photo, a Chinese model stands next to two other models, one of African descent and the other being Caucasian.
“This is how Chinese women are really like,” commented a netizen on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. “That’s the normal aesthetic tastes,” another Weibo user said.
Kissing up Western world? Chinese photographer’s photo for Dior sparks criticism
(Global Times) 08:38, November 19, 2021
http://en.people.cn/n3/2021/1119/c90000-9921703.html
The photo quickly sparked discussion as some said it was feeding into Western stereotypical images of Chinese, while others applauded the work for its departure from the fair skin and large eyes that are considered the typical standards of beauty in China. […]
Some netizens took note of this, and soon the set began circulating on Chinese social media. The viral photo has further triggered criticism from Chinese social media review site Douban to the Twitter-like Sina Weibo with critics again saying the models play into Western stereotypes about Chinese.
“When it comes to city publicity or brand promotion in the European market, photos usually go with an image of calmness, elegance and nobility. So why do we have to use the image of ordinary people, even one with ugly makeup on, when it comes to Chinese models?” wrote one netizen. […]
This also shows that makeup decisions are related to identity and education of the creator and involve a common problem in Chinese fashion circles when it comes to aesthetics, a lack of self-confidence, said fashion insiders.
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“a lack of self-confidence.” At least that scum have mirrors
Now Russians and Mexicans
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https://chechar.wordpress.com/2022/02/16/reflections-of-an-aryan-woman-74/#comment-85805
“But the point is that, for me, if the white race becomes extinct, I would really want a Chicxulub-type asteroid that fell in Mexico 65 million years ago, to fall again to exterminate all non-whites that survived after the extinction of the White Man.”
Man, Chechar has truly reached the apex of his mental retardation.
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Why? It’s his traditional point – 《a dog on a heap of straw》 (Russian saying). Or a jealous cucky who kills the female and not ropes the chad.
My comment was such:
《Joseph Walsh’s comments are always a breath of fresh air. But if it’s of any help, my hatred of the White race is precisely what moves me to lend support to the Mongoloid race.》
What’s your take on the recent nuclear scare? I intended to post a few entries from my experience of interacting with Ukrainians, but didn’t get to it. In short, my view is that Russia is despised for her weakness.
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Hi. I’m Nordic with Mongoloid and Armenian heritage
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