Why don't Asian men love Ding Zhen?

Ding Zhen's popularity is an aesthetic issue, behind which is culture and race.

A few basic points first:

1. The difference between a dominant culture and a disadvantaged culture is the strength of force.
2. The pursuit of the inferior culture by the superior culture is the pursuit of novelty, and the pursuit of the inferior culture by the superior culture is worship.
3. Both curiosity and worship lead to expenses. The difference between them is that curiosity leads to consumption behavior, while worship leads to investment behavior.
4. For example, traveling to Tibet is a consumption, and what you get is the satisfaction of curiosity; plastic surgery to look like a white person (low cheekbones and high nose bridge) is an investment, and what you get is a kind of social status.

Women really appreciate Ding from two aspects:

1. Ding Zhen's facial features are close to those of Caucasians, catering to the aesthetic characteristics of a pair of yellow women and white men. Women who grew up in China are well protected by the state and have no identity crisis themselves. They only see the superior status of mixed-race people in Asia and have no concept of the identity crisis of the first generation of mixed-race people in the West.
2. Cultural curiosity. Women in the Central Plains appreciate Tibetan culture no different from those in the West who appreciate Chinese culture.

Men's disgust with Ding Zhen is a resistance to the aesthetics of white people, and it is in the same way that the majority of straight men despise Korean-style plastic surgery. On the contrary, the more you agree with the aesthetic system dominated by white people, the less you will dislike plastic surgery, and the more you will agree with Ding Zhen.

Because of Asian faces, Asian men are suppressed by white men in the aesthetic system, and marriage and love are at a disadvantage. Here, the food chain is clear. Ding Zhen's popularity reflects the counter-killing of Ya-nan by the lower culture of the food chain that Ya-nan believes. Instead, women pursue a Ding Zhen from a relatively weak culture, which is unbearable for men.