How did the ancients describe a person as ugly?

Now this society is an era of looking at faces.

As long as a person looks good, his face value is particularly high.

It will always be more popular and easier to get favorable opportunities than those who look ordinary.

Around us, when a person's appearance is not satisfactory, we will habitually say that others are ugly.

But how do we ancients describe a person as ugly? Let's discuss it together.

Su Dongpo once wrote such a poem, "Three or five steps after leaving the hospital, the forehead has reached the painting hall."

This is a joke between Su Dongpo and his sister Su Xiaomei.

Su Dongpo means that Su Xiaomei hasn't walked out of the gate yet, and only took three or five steps.

Her forehead has reached the drawing room.

Su Dongpo sniggered at his sister's ugliness with exaggerated methods.

Su Xiaomei certainly won't submit to humiliation. She immediately refuted Su Dongpo: "I was a little homesick last year, but I haven't heard it yet.

"Su Xiaomei talent.

Writing poems in this way to amuse each other shows that the feelings between their brothers and sisters are very good.

Su Xiaomei means that Su Dongpo shed tears last year and hasn't got earplugs yet.

To mock Su Dongpo's long face.

The ancients had many such poems.

Li Bai's "Antique" said: "Ugly women come to make an example and surprise their neighbors.

"Si Kongtu's Xiao's Chen Yizi Ang said:" Ugly women compete for hairpin flowers, and the more flowers are reflected, the uglier they are.

"Rebecca's" Foot Girl "said:" Ugly but not beautiful, sit quietly without subversion.

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From these poems, we have to admire the wisdom of the ancients.

They describe everyone with sadness, which is both literary and elegant, and we have to gasp in admiration.