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發表於 2026-9-11 17:05:17
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Fu Ying is often described as embodying the ideal female diplomat. Despite her graying hair, it is always impeccably styled; her attire is elegant and appropriate; her speech is measured and measured; and her smile is graceful and dignified. Fu Ying's beauty is certainly not accidental. As China's first female ambassador to a major power, she is fluent in three foreign languages and has read countless books since childhood. Even now, in her later years, she finds time to read whenever she has a spare moment. While the media praises her gentle yet powerful demeanor, she herself believes there is still much to learn and hopes to gradually improve. Fu Ying's husband says that everyone finds her gentle, but her greatest quality is her hard work. It is through continuous effort that she has achieved what she is today.
A woman who is never satisfied with cultivating her inner self will always be beautiful. Beyond outward beauty, a woman should also possess captivating grace.
I was amazed by the dramatic change in a friend's demeanor. Before, aside from her looks, everything else about her was rather rough. Now, she spends her free time reading, practicing yoga, and traveling during holidays. She believes that self-cultivation is far more enjoyable than a restless nightlife. Read more books, travel more, and see more of the world—life is vastly different.
As for a woman's inner cultivation, Sanmao said: "Reading more books naturally changes one's appearance. Often, you may think that many books you've read are gone and forgotten, but in fact, they remain latent." It manifests in one's temperament, in one's speech, in the boundless expanse of one's mind, and of course, in one's life and writing.
As a woman gradually ages, and wrinkles cover her once beautiful face, only elegance and grace are beauty that will never fade, and beauty that is so natural and innate.
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發表於 2026-9-11 17:04:45
