Good looks sell well.

The upcoming US election has become a hot topic around the world. Can a single word, "Change," really allow an unknown person with a pitifully small campaign fund and no diplomatic experience to rise above the fierce competition in the US election? The truth behind democracy is: let alone the blue-collar workers in Texas and the farmers in Ohio who have been toiling in the fields for years, how many of the middle-class in Washington can truly understand the reform plans and policy platforms being sold by the candidates? Commentator Chen Wenqian frankly states, "How would ordinary people know whether this person's foreign policy is any good or not? Probably, having a good 'appearance' is the key to scoring points."