They should also be aware that if they all look the same, it's hard to have a unique point to sell other than accepting less money (the same thing generally applies when you look for jobs), those who last in the industry are generally not those who look the same as everybody else but if they do, well good on them. While we have barbie#1, barbie#2, etc., it's the choice they make. The TC Candler requires people to enter submissions to the list so it also depends on the knowledge/awareness of various people supporting the celebrity, so while it's independent it is dependent on the 'popularity' of the celebrity. Women might jeer at other women with chest implants, but most men don't care (I am curious to feel one up :P). I ONLY buy real plants to put on my desk, some others ONLY buy plastic plants. Being 'genuine' might be something important to you and I, but others does not necessarily care. The people on the list are surely special, but as to who topped the list will never satisfy everyone because of the nature of it. Every 'beauty contest' will result in these discussions which goes nowhere and results in nothing. 'Special' still have subjective connotations attached to it, while unique is objective. I think the word you're looking for is unique. All beautiful, but no one among them is "special" Their face features are very unique to themselves! About the (plastic) beauties today, they just look like barbie #1, barbie #2, barbie #3, and so on. But the special thing about them is anybody can tell the differences between all those beauties, you can tell who is who. I can't say one of them is uglier than the other because they're all so adorable. They are not like the 90's natural HK beauties such as Chingmy Yau, Maggie Cheung, Sharla Cheung, Joey Wong, etc who are all very very very pretty. It's not like any of these ladies are ugly, they're all super super pretty but how do you even judge who is prettier than who when they look so similar? Everybody look like they freagen have the same faces! From a rural school dropout girl to todays popular idol, Yang Chaoyues success is indeed the times that have given her a lot of good luck, which is difficult to replicate. You know when you watch anime and all the girls and guys look the same except you can tell the difference by their hairstyle and hair color? That's how things are like now in Chinese shows. Yang Chaoyue, who has a good personality and a beautiful appearance, but not good at business ability, just relies on his own personality to usher in waves of good popularity.
The plastic thing is getting really really invasive. "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" "Plastic beauty is in the eyes of the beholder"
In today's age, that famous sentence comes in 2 ways now:
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