Talking about the aesthetic standards of beauties

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OMG, my last discussion posted on the mylot has been deleted. Why? Is it meaningless or just a low taste to discuss “who is more beautiful” according to the aesthetic views of different countries? Or maybe I infringed those Asian beauties’ right of portrait? But I find the pictures on the website. Oh, I think I must do something wrong and I feel a little depressed. Well, get back to the subject. The aesthetic standards of beauties varies from ancient times to the present day. During the Han Dynasty of China, people emphasize the inner beauty of women which can be nurtured by lyre-playing, chess, calligraphy and painting. During the Tang Dynasty, women who have full and sexually desirable figures were seen to be attractive, the popular makeup was thick eyebrows penciled and a deep blush of red on their cheeks. During the Ming Dynasty, Women was restricted to remain within doors, required to laugh without leaking teeth, their bound feet called 3 inches of golden lotus was widely regarded as traditional beauty. Nowadays, people prefer the beauties of big eyes with double-fold eyelid, fair skin and awl face who has more character of westerners. Some people even spare no money and energy on plastic surgery to pursue that beauty. Ironically, they're as like as two peas without personal characteristics. What is your aesthetic tastes of beauties? Oh, I hope this post won’t be deleted again…