I think there is no upper limit to beauty, so the question of whether it is worth blowing is meaningless. Of course, there are many people who are more handsome than him. I can also list many shortcomings of his appearance, such as his chin leaning back and his cheekbones being high. There are many people who can't get his looks, but his own content is extremely rich. Excellent face value is just icing on the cake. For me, it is worth blowing, not only the face value, but also the excellent temperament and beautiful hands dancing on the ice. Same body.
Pop culture also has a great influence. Cultural products such as movies and cartoons unconsciously shape the aesthetic standards of the audience and make them tend to be beautiful in a certain style. For example, in pre-war Japan, Yuzuru Hanyu might not feel like a handsome man. Even at the end of Showa in the 1980s, this type of beauty was probably not respected. Contemporary Japan is rich, peaceful and harmonious, which naturally produces a herbivorous aesthetic. Although the social environment in China is very different, its aesthetics are also deeply influenced by Japanese pop culture. In fact, China may be equivalent to the Showa period in Japan at this stage, but there are many problems that need to be solved by people who are not so herbivorous, just like Showa man in Japan decades ago.
Love me, love my dog, fans like him, and face value is secondary. Because I appreciate that Yu Sheng can praise his face. The ability of athletes is never linked to the value of their faces. In sports events, what you appreciate or like is definitely the game itself, and the face value is a plus item. After all, if a skater slips a dish, no one wants to see it more, but an athlete is very competitive and dominant, and then his face value is ok, then you will see it more pleasing to the eye and never get tired of it. Everyone is what you call a blowout.