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37-year-old zhang xinyu showed up with a big waist and shoulders, at least 50 pounds fatter, her face is unrecognizable, time flies

happy fat? or an aesthetic prison? — how should we view female stars’ body anxiety?

"zhang xinyu has gained weight!" recently, this female star, who was once famous for her beauty and figure, has once again been pushed to the forefront of public opinion because of a few photos showing her slightly plump figure. netizens have joked that the former "sexy goddess" can no longer escape the fate of "happy fat".

is zhang xinyu's change really just "happy weight gain"? amidst the overwhelming ridicule, should we also think about why women's figures are always put under the magnifying glass? can the traces left by time on women only be equated with "happy weight gain"?

let's go back a few years ago. at that time, zhang xinyu had sharp edges and sharp eyes, and was the "sexy goddess" in the hearts of countless people. this kind of beauty is more like a carefully crafted "perfect personality", which trapped her in an invisible aesthetic cage.

after getting married and having children, zhang xinyu's face has become softer and her figure is no longer as slender as before. but isn't this a more real and comfortable state? can the beauty of women only be defined as "white, young and thin"?

according to a survey conducted by the china youth daily social survey center and questionnaire.com on 2,006 respondents, 71.8% of the respondents believed that society today has significant anxiety about women's appearance. women's body anxiety is no longer an isolated case, but a common social phenomenon.

do you remember the "lamu yangzi" who became famous for her figure? she doesn't have a beautiful face and a slender figure in the traditional sense, but she has lived a wonderful life with her confident smile and unique performance style.

another example is the female star zhao liying, who once lost her figure after giving birth. facing doubts and ridicules on the internet, she did not choose to remain silent, but won everyone's recognition again with a more self-disciplined lifestyle and a harder work attitude.

both examples show that female beauty should never be defined by a single standard. confidence, independence, and courage are shining points that can also constitute a woman's unique charm.

how can we break this "body aesthetic kidnapping" of women?

women should establish a diversified aesthetic view and not be defined by external voices. accept yourself, appreciate yourself, and you will be the most beautiful.

society should create a more inclusive and diverse aesthetic environment and not let "white, young and thin" become the only criteria for judging women.