Sister Feng has played us all.

Today I learned that Sister Feng has already gone to the United States, as if she has immigrated there. I feel very good, and I admire her more, and then a wave of sadness follows.

At first, for Sister Feng, I only felt that she was a girl who attracted attention by selling ugliness. Later, I gradually found many humanistic highlights in Luo Yufeng. I remember during an interview at the recording site of an entertainment program, Sister Feng said to the reporter, "No matter what others say, in my heart, I am the most beautiful person." At that time, I was deeply moved by this sentence. Yes, no matter what you say, I think I am the most beautiful, which is enough. Why can we tolerate such words from Big S and Little S, but lack such tolerance when Sister Feng says them? Is it because Big S and Little S's appearance is still acceptable, while Sister Feng is really ugly, so she should be condemned for saying such words? Isn't our prejudice too deep? Maybe our society lacks something called tolerance.