Two hundred flowers compete for the title of campus Lin Daiyu; imitation versions of Lin Daiyu; dissatisfaction with the new version of Daiyu

Eat to be dainty and cute, stand to evoke pity, sit to charm a crowd - simply envying those around... Male and female students on the campus network are heatedly discussing classical beauties. Now, a "Ancient Culture Craze" has swept through Southwest University, as over 200 class and department beauties engage in an unprecedented PK battle, each showcasing their talents and vying for attention. Ultimately, 30 women hailed as possessing the utmost "classical beauty" successfully advanced to the finals, where they will compete in the ultimate PK to crown the campus version of Lin Daiyu.

Can classical beauty rid university students of bad habits?

"Eating like a wolf, walking haphazardly, speaking with foul language... can we really tolerate these?" Students from the Southwest University Flower Association, Ancient Style Society, and Social Interaction Association initiated an event on the campus network to select a classical beauty. Using Lin Daiyu, the beauty from Cao Xueqin's work "Dream of the Red Chamber," as the standard, whoever is closest to her temperament will be crowned the most classically beautiful woman on campus.

Upon the announcement, numerous beauties from across the campus came forward to register, exceeding 200 participants. The organizers stated that most registrants were class or school beauties, but a large portion couldn't even clearly recite the poems from "Dream of the Red Chamber," or were giggling, looking around distractedly. How could they be considered classical beauties? On that day alone, over a hundred were eliminated.