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The information I have found during this research is very interesting. There were so many different styles and trends that made me think about what is considered beautiful today not only in China but also here in Canada and the USA. Women being classed as beautiful with clothing that covers their entire body compared to what women wear now a days to fit in and be considered beautiful is heartbreaking.  I am still so taken away by how popular and in demand skin whitening is. It makes me so sad that women are not classes as beautiful in beauty standards unless they have pale skin, and for so many women to be treating their skin to lighten makes me so sad. I never realized how long this trend has been going on for and how popular is was until getting to depth about it in this course.
The amount of pressure women feel to look beautiful is mind blowing, I know that a lot of women undergo cosmetic surgeries to look "beautiful" such as breast implants, lipo, lip injection ect, but I had no idea that women were having surgery to make a crease in their eyelids for beauty. I will be continuing to look up popular cosmetic surgeries in other countries that are common to specific cultures to see what else is being done to meet beauty standards.
I remember meeting a women who had her feet bound when I was very young she lived close to my grandfather and she gave him a pair of her old shoes she wore. I always remember being scared of her and the way she walked although she was very sweet. I never really knew why she had her feet that way but after doing this research I now have a better understanding of why. I wish that I could have a chance to talk to her now and hear her story or ask my grandfather about her.
This assignment has really opened my eyes to how severe some of these beauty standards really are and how far back they go. I will definitely keep my eyes open to what trends are happening and how they affect so many women.

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Women from the upper class families wore nail guards as a beauty statement to show social status but also to protect their real long nails from damage as having long nails also showed your wealth as women of wealth did not have to work and were encouraged to stay inside.
https://kellysearsmith.livejournal.com/66667.html

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Standards of beauty at this time were women with bigger eyes and  smaller bodies but a curvy body, they wore  more revealing clothing that showed some of their curves, but the basic beauty standards remained such as their pale faces, pink blushes, small noses, and silky straight black hair.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-examples-of-traditional-East-Asian-ideas-of-beauty

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During this time standards of beauty were considered women wearing Hanfu with a more revealing styles and women who had a chubbier body and a rounder face with a paler skin tone.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-examples-of-traditional-East-Asian-ideas-of-beauty

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Han dynasty (206 BC- 220 AD) prefered women with a fuller face because it signified having enough to eat and may have meant you were wealthier. their preferred women's bodies to be standard, not to skinny or to fat. During this time they preferred Hanfu that covered everything and women who had small eyes, small noses, small lip, and straight black hair but always tied up.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-examples-of-traditional-East-Asian-ideas-of-beauty

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Women in china have used products such as lipstick, nail polish, and perfume as far back as 3000 years ago. Nail polish color often showed social status, and powder was used to give the effect of lighter skin.
https://gbtimes.com/trip-through-3000-years-beauty-enhancement-china

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From early years into the early 20th century ( it was banned in 1911)
young girl were forced or were willing to bound their feet for a symbol of status and beauty. It was believed that women with bounded feet were http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2652228/PICTURED-The-living-Chinese-women-bound-feet-100-years-centuries-old-symbol-beauty-status-banned.html

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Unlike many women in North American countries when Chinese women age they are still expected to maintain their beauty such as their cute smiles, thin body,  and their overall appearance.
Image:
https://www.google.ca/search?biw=1920&bih=900&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=jz24WoniFdGUsgWo55jABw&q=elderly+chinese+woman&oq=elderly+chinese+woman&gs_l=psy-ab.3...6731.10359.0.10592.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..0.0.0....0.OmXwLjZCKEE#imgrc=EqTaBpzms-TmoM:
Information:
https://medium.com/foreign-accent/an-unattainable-ideal-the-struggle-for-beauty-in-china-3086eb9ba71a

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According to the article I read like in most countries women who are considered more beautiful are more likely to get a job as their faces will be better suited for the hair and makeup requirements for the job. https://medium.com/foreign-accent/an-unattainable-ideal-the-struggle-for-beauty-in-china-3086eb9ba71a

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According to men in China, they find beauty in women who have a sweet, lovely, cute smile.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-female-beauty-standards-in-China

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According to the articles I have read the ideal body for Chinese  women is to be very thin. Chinese women strive to keep their body as thin as possible to maintain the beauty and expectations of the ideal Chinese woman.
Image: https://www.someecards.com/life/fashion-beauty/photoshopped-ideal-body-types-around-the-world/
Information: https://ninchanese.com/blog/2016/05/12/western-vs-chinese-beauty-standards/

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Like in many countries standards the Chinese women also believe that have lighter skin is considered more beautiful. https://ninchanese.com/blog/2016/05/12/western-vs-chinese-beauty-standards/

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40% to 60% of Asian women lack the upper eyelid crease. According to studies women with the eyelid crease have been considered more attractive than women who lack it.  Many women in China and other Asian countries have turned to surgery called  blepharoplasty to have correct it and give the look of a small crease.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_ideals_of_female_beauty#History) Image (https://www.quora.com/What-do-non-Chinese-people-think-of-Chinese-girls-and-actresses-with-a-V-shaped-chin-Do-they-look-beautiful-to-you

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The Beauty standards of the Chinese women's hair is for it to be long, shiny, dark and sleek.
(http://www.womenofchina.cn/womenofchina/html1/special/13/6786-1.htm)