Does having the face you dream of is like having spring

Korean movies are very good at using old bridges to tell stories in order to entertain the public. The scene of singing and singing in "Song in the Rain" was moved to South Korea, so the ugly girl can only hide behind the scenes even though she has a natural voice. "Song in the Rain" talks about the discovery of love and talent. Whether this Korean film is called "Ugly Girl Turns Over" or "Beauty's Troubles", under this arrangement, with the in-depth development of the plot, this story naturally has Lots of content to be discussed. For example:
can beauty and ugliness really change a woman's life in this way?
To what extent can women receive plastic surgery? Is it more acceptable to do small cosmetic surgery? Or is it someone who really can't accept full body plastic surgery? Or as it is said in the movie, "Women who have undergone plastic surgery are monsters. Men talk about plastic surgery, but their own women can't do it"?
The psychological condition and self-acceptance after beauty, how to choose between the two selves before and after? Can I keep my previous heart while preserving my existing beauty? Is it possible that beautiful women still feel inferior in their hearts?
Also, is it to be talented? Still have to be beautiful? Is it to fall in love with the beautiful heart? Or do you only care about attractive curves and intoxicating looks?

Back in the movie, Hannah, who had been plasticized and beautiful for love, was intimate with Xiangjun but was afraid of his reaction after discovering the truth. She froze with her friends and acted hypocritically as her new self. The beautiful present made her want to give up the past. Even the father who stayed in her past... the two sides of beauty and ugliness, the self before and after, finally discovered that it was the fall of self. It turns out that no matter how beautiful or ugly, she is an unconfident person.

The ending of the movie is the positioning of the self. Although she said with tears that she was very happy as Jenny, "I am Kang Hannah" is the final self-affirmation. As Jenny, I only enjoy the convenience brought by beauty and the treatment as a beauty, but the heart is always kind and beautiful Hannah with a sense of inferiority.

In "Women in Love Don't Sleep", Chai Menwen said: "A woman can't be a beautiful woman with a tall nose and big eyes. Only when she grew up under the aura of'beauties', she can make her gestures and expressions consistent with others' eyes. A beauty who meets the conditions of a'beauty' can be called a true beauty." It is enough to be a beauty from an early age to have a beautiful temperament. This is not an overnight event.

However, does having the face you dream of count as having spring?

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