@Ranya Erramh lmao everyone's hating on that guy now. It's just an interview. If it was about a girl's body confidence and a girl said her perfect body was hers' no one would comment anything.
it was both kind of narcissistic but also funny af lol. i guess if people find it funny, then the narcissism is okay, cause nobody will notice if they are laughing.
@@wifebeater69 Yeah, very ego driven, and almost every statement ended with implying that Koreans are less than ideal in terms of beauty. I couldn't help but laugh because he started to become predictable in his statements.
@@WesM369 That's because the middle-aged and the elderly grew up without enough food. In 2014, the average height of 17-year-old students was 173 cm, and many of the northern provinces were more than 175 cm.
it`s interesting coming here from interviews from Korea and Japan and seeing just the difference in mentality. Chinese people seem more confident and relaxed
Ralph W I was shocked that they think they are dark. I guess they consider being ghostly white as being truly “white”. Being too white/pale is not healthy nor good looking.
I think it has to do more with the tint of your skin. Yellow-white vs pink-white are considered different because yellow white looks a bit darker. Plus, they have make up on so they could possibly be darker than they look
I thought so too. I don't think he is the 'model type' of handsome, but looking at him gives you a good feeling. It that regards, i consider him handsome.
Im from Brazil and I was in differents cities of China two months ago and I can say that I saw a lot of really good looking guys, seriously theres a lot of handsome Chinese guys 😭. And they really know how to dress. Fashion boys and girls everywhere in China. I was like Oomg I need their clothes!!
@@jayfawn8478 there's popular product called 'wak doyok' in Indonesia. My brother bought it to growth his beard because of religion reason. But it isn't work. Wasted money for 20$.. Most men in here can't growth beard except for Arab or indian descendant..
In Asia men are more likely to use skin products than anywhere else in the world. Don’t know how that exactly developed but my nephew in China has a better skincare routine than any of the girls I know here in the west 😂
apparently chinese people are really particular about glabella for whatever reason. I've read many translated chinese webnovel for 6 years now, and most of them contains the word glabella. this is the only time I've ever see the word glabella outside chinese webnovel . and yes, I haven't heard that word before webnovel (apparently people should've learnt that word if they have ever had an anatomy class).
The feeling when I traveled in China is they r very diverse! I saw ppl there wear hanfu, cosplay, vintage, Japanese style, korean style, hiphop style etc. And it’s more like ppl dress for themselves and being confident. To compare with what I felt in japan and Korea, it’s definitely much more diverse ( I think it’s because of the difference of culture:)))
Lived in both countries (Korea and China), Korea for me has the more diverse fashion styles and Koreans tend to be more adventurous and because of the Korean wave, Korean fashion seems to set the themes of most fashion trends in Asia. I did see in China that it is also diverse and it has a lot of influences from Korean and Western fashion, but Korea seems to be more fashion forward as most people in Korea really dress well (not saying they do not in China and other countries), but Koreans tend to make more effort when it comes to their styles and are more adventurous.
@@riorio745 Not really for me? The reason you might be seeing it that is because it is the other way around. Korea has influenced Western fashion more imo (also according to my friends from the US and Germany). Korea really is more diverse and experimental for me when it comes to fashion and by concensus, among my non-Korean friends too. Different styles for different seasons and you will see the more experimental side of Korean fashion in Fashion shows and fashion weeks or when it comes to streetwear.
@@SeoWoojin55 i think that its less that korea has influenced western fashion, but that it has become a trend. people try on the makeup styles, they like that korean look/aesthetic but not many people really dress like that. in my own experience, koreans care a lot more abt looking good and sophisticated. u can see that this sophisticated style is the type that gains a lot of views in the west and imo it matches the way koreans actually dress. there are lots of people who dress more casual but korean culture seems more mannered (not that chinese are not mannered) and less accepting of certain looks. with certain outfits, u can get quite judgemental looks in korea, so it seems like this experimental side only really stays in shows. chinese fashion online is either very culturally inspired like hanfu or hip hop inspired, at least that's what goes viral in the west. in big cities u can find that there are people who dress like that but also people who cant because of office jobs or college, which is why the korean fashion is so popular. if it comes to beauty standards/culture, compared to Korea there is not as much emphasis on beauty and perfection, so u could get away with a louder fashion style. only exception is in front of elderly people Japan seems the most diverse and tolerant of different fashion styles. there are a lot of japanese sub categories, many take inspiration from western fashion and eastern fashion and just more wild styles. hairstyles are also way more diverse but ofc we cant measure diversity on what is tolerated. just walking the streets of japan u can see a lot of different fashions
I'm European so I'm lighter than fhese people. But I don't really care about it. It's an asian thing to worry about the tone of your skin. You guys shouldn't worry about it that much. You are beautiful as the way you are.
Actually, most East Asians are lighter skinned than Southern Europeans. But East Asians like light skin and Europeans like tan skin. It's just different beauty standards.
Actually, Southern Europeans have more of an olive undertone whereas E. Asians tend to have a more honey-colored undertone. Both can be pale if they make an effort to stay inside, wear hats, use creams to lighten their skin. However, naturally, they can be pretty tanned. The reason why people prefer light skin isn't just mere preference but because historically dark skin has been associated with poverty and later Blackness, and both of these are seen as shameful. There is nothing wrong with having light/pale skin, but the obsession with not being dark has very negative and damaging implications for people who naturally cannot be lighter than they already are. This doesn't just affect self-image and beauty standards, but also affects employment, marriage (which can affect economic status/social mobility), punishment (municipal, judicial), etc.
This video is so different from all the other Asian street interview videos that are compiled with funny music and special effects highlighting what people say... So refreshing!!!
hmm to me it seems that Chinese beauty standard for men is varied. Some say makeup others say no, some say pale skin others say golden, some say skinny others say chubby and pretty much everyone said medium to tall height. I think China has the healthiest perception of male beauty because it's varied.
@Yeshua is Lord. Oh sorry I don't understand what you mean. I didn't think they were talking about ideal guy. I thought they were talking about ideal Chinese. Hmm maybe I misheard. Sorry if I offended you.
OMG I can relate to this soooo much. As an asian living in spain, it sucks that you're not physically attracted to the majority of the people here, even the ones that are supposed to be "smoking hot". I never told anyone in fear of being called racist.
@The Last Operator everyone interviewed in the video litteraly just described their ideal male type. Are they all racist because none of them would find the traditional, hunky, jason momoa-type attractive?
I think everyone is talking about "glabella" and also am surprised with the list of make up / skin care products these guys use. I can't even find time to apply a face cream peacefully. 😅
I wouldn't exactly call all of them make up products. A lot of the products were for skincare so I don't really think that counts. The actual make up products they said they use were foundation and eyebrow pencils.
Asians are brown yellow and yeah darker than European white skin. Everyone else besides European are shades of brown. But be proud to be dark brown or yellow brown or white. It’s all different.
6:46 “漢奸頭” is translated as “a Korean celebrity”. It's not very precise. "漢奸" is a derogatory term referring to Chinese who betray their national interests to foreign invaders. In China's film and television dramas with the theme of the Sino-Japanese War in World War II, such people often have a mid-part haircut, which is called "traitor head" by some contemporary Chinese.
It was such a fun and honest interview..and I loved to hear the tone of the Chinese people there , it has such a good melody to it..also practically drooling over the guy in the black tee n cap..n the blue shirt one was cute😍..
i love how none of them felt awkward or insecure while imagining their ideal man. where i come from and most places i know half of them would be too fragile in their sexuality to answer any of these questions.
Cumulus Humilis not really. They have their own makeup style, and clothing style. They can easily go to the mall and pick whatever they want because that’s what they all do?? And for makeup, they usually stick to brown eye shadow or very light ones.
@Cumulus Humulis the older ladies usually where like red lipstick and darker eyeshadow. The younger ones have similar makeup to Korea but a little different.
yo their answers were really good though and had a lot of thought. and when the interviewer asked why they could all give answers. thanks again Asian Boss
I thought the same..handsome men interviewed in this video 😊 ...also being unafraid to say another male is handsome, a few wear light makeup and use skin care, etc just adds to my opinion of their confidence level...extra points for sure 🌟🌟🌟
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj Allow me to explain, US movies and TV shows have done their part, so some young females, especially in large cities, want to try something new...that's all there to it.
Everyone has a different perspective on looks but I think Korea is generally more good looking then other countries , because media influenced many young generations into thinking this way. However, I say there are also a lot of good looking people in China, but not as much in Japan.
Honestly though, China is so big, you can’t really define the ideal look. This video had a few varying responses and applies to the bigger city folks in China 😂 I visited a friend in Guilin and their definition of “handsome” was rather different that the “pale, narrow-face” appeal haha
Chinese men seem to have more interesting faces than Koreans due to variety. KOREAN men almost all have the same faces and hairstyle. In K dramas it's difficult to remember actors' names because almost all look alike
@@heavysweetness6938 the characters "traitors" sound similar to "korean celebrities" when spoken fast, and the translator did not do a good job, during the Japanese occupation, some Chinese were turned and became traitors with similar haircut which was a thin center parting hairstyle.
The ideal man in Botswana is light skinned (we call it "yellow bone"), has a deep voice, is tall (around 170-180cm) with a beard and no leg hair...not skinny and not too muscular
In Central Asia too, that guy's looks in the picture would not be considered handsome but average or mostly likely worst than average. It's like stylish, but not so type of handsome guy.
When I was growing up in China I started to have facial hair in middle school. Everybody was calling me "Gorillas" (cuz of the hair), I didn't care until one day my teacher told me to shave it off. Fast forward 8 years ago before I left China, my old classmates told me they (the boys) wish they can grow facial hair.
not only are they a couple, but in my head they've married and have 5 grandchildren, one of which has graduated from college, and didn't pay for their senior class gift
8:19 segment was really funny to me for some reason lol. Like the way he looked around suspiciously listing the different products he used. Also, he actually reminds me of the American actor Charlie Sheen based off his looks.
As a beginner Chinese learner, girl in the black blazer was a godsend! She actually speaks clearly and enunciates, most other people in the video speak so fast and slurred I can barely understand them :(
My mother passed for Asian several times , she had natural black hair and dark blue eyes, she had people come up to her on the street and speak their language and they thought she was rude because she didn't answer back .. she had to have her eyelids shortened , she was small and delicate . She was born in the south and her dad was very dark . My grandson is part American Indian , and he too looks Asian but he is 6'6 . I think this world is one big melting pot . I think the Chinese people are the most beautiful ones
I agree about what he said about healthy skin. I'm asian and I eat a lot of veggies so my skin has a natural blush to it and has different tones. To me, it's not that 'tan' asian skin isn't pretty it is just that if you don't eat healthy it looks flat and olive-y.
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Today I learned that the space between your eyebrows is called the glabella.
yeah, me too!
At first I thought glabella was something dirty. :P
That term is used in anatomy...
Jenny Tam Me too as I never knew that.
seriously. so specific
Gotta give it to that guy wearing glasses for his self-confidence: he was basically saying "the ideal Chinese man should be like me".
Lmao
The way you put it is so funny hahaha
@Ranya Erramh lmao everyone's hating on that guy now. It's just an interview. If it was about a girl's body confidence and a girl said her perfect body was hers' no one would comment anything.
@Ranya Erramh hey don't react like that. That man is confident and happy with himself!
😂😂😂
Ideal man in my country :
1. Rich
2.Richer
3.Richest
Hahahahah that shade😂
🤣🤣🤣
Lol hahaha
Exactly. Same goes to Philippines.
In Philippines, if you are rich, you are handsome.
And if you have a car, you are considered handsome also.
That sunglasses guy casually has to mention he himself has the beauty defining feature after every sentence😂
Thats true LMAO
He is very cute
it was both kind of narcissistic but also funny af lol. i guess if people find it funny, then the narcissism is okay, cause nobody will notice if they are laughing.
To be fair, dude is handsome and he clearly knows it lol
@@wifebeater69 Yeah, very ego driven, and almost every statement ended with implying that Koreans are less than ideal in terms of beauty. I couldn't help but laugh because he started to become predictable in his statements.
3:00 "My height is around 178 cm (5'10")...but I'm on the shorter side."
?????
WesM369 its not tall. I’d say average
average for white people, not average for asian, thats on the taller side id say
according to wikipedia, average chinese male height is 169.5cm (5'6.5'') 😂
WesM369 chinese height is improving under the economy develop ment,especially born after 1995
@@WesM369 That's because the middle-aged and the elderly grew up without enough food. In 2014, the average height of 17-year-old students was 173 cm, and many of the northern provinces were more than 175 cm.
it`s interesting coming here from interviews from Korea and Japan and seeing just the difference in mentality. Chinese people seem more confident and relaxed
They're taught lol
@sreekanth s YES
@@downundabrotha stfu
I thing Chinese people are experiencing economic boom that's why.
Nah they are more judgemental. Especially the older ones.
Do those girls really think they are dark-skinned?
At least not pink-skinned.
I don’t understand either, I’m chinese and they look normal.
Ralph W I was shocked that they think they are dark. I guess they consider being ghostly white as being truly “white”. Being too white/pale is not healthy nor good looking.
Hey Asian girls. The Asian men will like you better if you stop always chasing after white men also !
I think it has to do more with the tint of your skin. Yellow-white vs pink-white are considered different because yellow white looks a bit darker. Plus, they have make up on so they could possibly be darker than they look
The ideal man in my country, is a man who's EMPLOYED 😩
do you live in GREECE
😂😂
?where are you from
based on your name, Amina, you're possibly from Nigeria
😂😂😂😂😂 Lmfao.
When homegirl said "If he was my instructor, I'd put in 90% effort," I died.
@jack zhang its a slang for a female friend generally but on the internet it is usually used for a girl who made an impact from the video
Yep it's a very specific thing -- "not 91%, not 89%, your charisma deserves exactly 90% of my attention"😀
Now , i want a video interview people in usa and brazil asking them if they get a lot of Plastic surgeries?
And how many people they know who did
Not exactly what she said: "if he was my instructor, i would pay attention 90% of the time"
2:55
Man really included his body percent fat LUL
Ikr I was thinking wow strong personal stats awareness 😂
I'm pretty sure I'm at 100% body fat atm
2:57 *
Typical gym guys, my friends (chinese obsly) always include that!
@@crusaderofthelowlands3750 L😨L
The guy wearing a cap backwards is so handsome... but cute at the same time
Sounds Taiwanese
@@justincai7039 not at all
and rich too that hat cost a lot
I thought so too. I don't think he is the 'model type' of handsome, but looking at him gives you a good feeling. It that regards, i consider him handsome.
@@justincai7039 don't always think it's taiwanese blah blah blah
guy with his cap backwards is so cute!! actually both guys in caps are handsome
Yeah they are. Guy with glasses is hilarious.
it looks a bit childish to me.
@@Kt-cn2rq gigachad energy
Im from Brazil and I was in differents cities of China two months ago and I can say that I saw a lot of really good looking guys, seriously theres a lot of handsome Chinese guys 😭. And they really know how to dress. Fashion boys and girls everywhere in China. I was like Oomg I need their clothes!!
They just follow Korean trends
Korean influence .. the kpop Wave literally exploded ...in terms of fashion sense , beauty standards and also music
in this case，TaoBao will help u for the clothes
have you ever visited Hefei before ?
@na na nope
But I have to say 'Korean Guy' always be thought as too 'Feminine' in China
Emeric Yu also in most European countries. Esp the past few years when ink and beards were trending 😅
@@iXoXoMaddi it is always that way in europe lel. Beards were never popular in east and southeast asia because most men there can't grow a full beard.
@@jayfawn8478 there's popular product called 'wak doyok' in Indonesia. My brother bought it to growth his beard because of religion reason. But it isn't work. Wasted money for 20$.. Most men in here can't growth beard except for Arab or indian descendant..
Most of the other parts of the world,not just China.
Not just in china lmao
8:19 the dude has a more elaborate skincare routine than most girls
Lmao
In Asia men are more likely to use skin products than anywhere else in the world. Don’t know how that exactly developed but my nephew in China has a better skincare routine than any of the girls I know here in the west 😂
@@stanleyho8009 u are wrong I guess because in my country many men don't care about their skin
@@stanleyho8009 we Indians don't !
Thank you Asian boss for instructing me on what a glabella is
what the hell is that lol
@@rosesblue1218 the gqp btw the eyebrows
@@ritabn493 lmao i dont have any
@@gumbum9342 😂 im crying😂
Learn something everyday, I didn't know wtf a Glabella was.
Me too was thinking the same
Yoo lmfao same
apparently chinese people are really particular about glabella for whatever reason. I've read many translated chinese webnovel for 6 years now, and most of them contains the word glabella. this is the only time I've ever see the word glabella outside chinese webnovel . and yes, I haven't heard that word before webnovel (apparently people should've learnt that word if they have ever had an anatomy class).
@@Qubicle. it's a saying from ancient time, used more in a poetic way. like "there is sorrow in his glabella", kind of, right?
@@Qubicle. yes, Chinese are obsessed with eyebrows
okay but the guy with the cap on was definitely my IDEAL TYPE
He was cute.
valeria arroyo there are two cap man. The backward one is cute the forward one is handsome😍
@@xxduizzh8948 Same thoughts haha omggg
Which one of the two?
I like guys with simple look.
The feeling when I traveled in China is they r very diverse! I saw ppl there wear hanfu, cosplay, vintage, Japanese style, korean style, hiphop style etc. And it’s more like ppl dress for themselves and being confident. To compare with what I felt in japan and Korea, it’s definitely much more diverse ( I think it’s because of the difference of culture:)))
Lived in both countries (Korea and China), Korea for me has the more diverse fashion styles and Koreans tend to be more adventurous and because of the Korean wave, Korean fashion seems to set the themes of most fashion trends in Asia. I did see in China that it is also diverse and it has a lot of influences from Korean and Western fashion, but Korea seems to be more fashion forward as most people in Korea really dress well (not saying they do not in China and other countries), but Koreans tend to make more effort when it comes to their styles and are more adventurous.
@@riorio745 Not really for me? The reason you might be seeing it that is because it is the other way around. Korea has influenced Western fashion more imo (also according to my friends from the US and Germany). Korea really is more diverse and experimental for me when it comes to fashion and by concensus, among my non-Korean friends too. Different styles for different seasons and you will see the more experimental side of Korean fashion in Fashion shows and fashion weeks or when it comes to streetwear.
@@SeoWoojin55 from my experience, Korean people like to fit in; men usually have similar haircuts, and people like to follow trends
@@SeoWoojin55 Korea is more diverse? It's like 9 of 10 men have the same bowl hair cut, idk how it is diverse
@@SeoWoojin55 i think that its less that korea has influenced western fashion, but that it has become a trend. people try on the makeup styles, they like that korean look/aesthetic but not many people really dress like that. in my own experience, koreans care a lot more abt looking good and sophisticated. u can see that this sophisticated style is the type that gains a lot of views in the west and imo it matches the way koreans actually dress. there are lots of people who dress more casual but korean culture seems more mannered (not that chinese are not mannered) and less accepting of certain looks. with certain outfits, u can get quite judgemental looks in korea, so it seems like this experimental side only really stays in shows.
chinese fashion online is either very culturally inspired like hanfu or hip hop inspired, at least that's what goes viral in the west. in big cities u can find that there are people who dress like that but also people who cant because of office jobs or college, which is why the korean fashion is so popular. if it comes to beauty standards/culture, compared to Korea there is not as much emphasis on beauty and perfection, so u could get away with a louder fashion style. only exception is in front of elderly people
Japan seems the most diverse and tolerant of different fashion styles. there are a lot of japanese sub categories, many take inspiration from western fashion and eastern fashion and just more wild styles. hairstyles are also way more diverse but ofc we cant measure diversity on what is tolerated. just walking the streets of japan u can see a lot of different fashions
AB: What's your ideal height for a guy?
Guy: About 170cm is fine
AB: And how tall are you?
Guy: About 170cm
😂
???
@@indrajeetsingh-ev3ig that guy talking about himself
He’s absolute chad.
desperate copium lmao
2:06 Watch this guy look away uncomfortably as his female friend lists all the ideal qualities of a Chinese man 😂
that's savage, but he'll manage
I saw that too 😭
you made that up
Especially when the girl says her ideal height in a man.. 😏
🤣
That guy with dark glass looking cool as well he gave a smart answer by saying that asian have healthy looking skin.. we need more asian like them
He is definitely the hottest one among them. As a Chinese male, I should say he is close to an ideal Chinese male.
He's hot
...and he doesn’t wear makeup 😍
I want to his personal interview only 😂
Ditto
6:46
The girl: 汉奸头（the hair style of a treasonous guy in the old movies）
The translation: like that (hair style) of a Korean celebrity.
LMAO
Asian Boss f_ck up Chinese translations very often, it's not surprising any more
汉奸，means "traitor of china"
@@kaze-xo Actually all the translations are not very accurate. Generally, Asianboss is friendly to China.
@@tmzgleaderone get her! :D
It's the hairstyle of the reporter who spoke in the end of the video🤣🤣🤣
"That Korean looking guy"
LOL seriously?? 😳
i think what they meant is korean stars looking LOL
@@ciaraann6377 PFFFFFFFFFF HAHAHAHA.
Ciara Ann, so Korea is famous for plastic surgery, can't stand the original face?😅LOL!
@@ciaraann6377 The biggest joke i have ever heard.
Bro most of these people are already good looking
no. they r just average in China.
Black people have the best looking race
@@3rday600 kick you ass off you funny
Piccolo The namek god of bitches I’m asian and I must say every race has it’s good looking people. BUT hell yes black men are on of the finest
@@enixliu So, the average in China are bad looking?
This guy wearing glasses just gave the perfect answers. Not longing for some ideal but accepting himself, and that makes him pretty.
And did you notice that they can actually tell that there is a difference between how chinese and Korean people look like.
Yess i know can tell the difference after i got into kpop
Loll so true
If you're even a little familiar with both then you can easily tell the difference in their facial features
they actually cant i think they just have a streotyped view of koreans as having done plastic surgery.
@@jong678 nope..you can actually tell just by looking and it's not about surgery
汉奸头翻译的是korean style 笑死我了lmao
卧底翻译
汉奸和韩星说快了还是很像的，但这翻译很二
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
翻译是故意的，还是不知道怎么翻译?哈哈哈哈
没法儿翻啊真的是23333
‘I dont think I’ve light skin’
Me:Look at myself
Dian Lestari I guess I'm a roasted marshmallow in comparison ;-;
I'm European so I'm lighter than fhese people. But I don't really care about it. It's an asian thing to worry about the tone of your skin. You guys shouldn't worry about it that much. You are beautiful as the way you are.
What about sunbathing to tan it skin
Vladimir Putin
Most european aren't exactly lighter actually. And their skin color is pinkish
Must be javanese 😂
That guy with sunglasses really seem to love himself
Good for him tho
“我们中国人很爷们儿”
...I like this guy. haha
Trent Campbell I like the confidence.
what
@@legobatman2440 我们中国人很爷们儿 = We Chinese (guys) are very bro-like/masculine. (that’s a rough translation…爷们儿 is kinda hard to translate to English)
@@tc2334 Just use the word "man". 模仿一些台湾盆友的口吻，超man的
@@rocketscienc What an appropriate name for a RUclips channel to help with something like this. haha Thanks, Chinese Translated!
I like the girl beside the hat-wearing guy...The couple looks cool (*o_o*)
She is super-pretty by American standards.
All the Chinese girls looked nice to me :))
The guy looks great too for me...
not sure they are couple or not
江Eric 应该是一对 另一个戴眼镜的一对才像是姐妹哈哈哈哈哈
I don’t understand Chinese but the language sounds so beautiful when the people were answering the questions.idk if am the only one that thinks that 😅
Yes you are the only one who thinks so....
I think so too! :)
Ew no its not its the worst sounding in my opinion😂😅🤣
@@cheyennewagner6415 your comment is so unnecessary, no need to say "ew" and that it's the "worst sounding language"🤨🤨 geez
@Lauren Gracia Hulett Me too. I've been trying to learn Mandarin for a while now but I find it a challenge as I am NOT a linguist, lol!!
The ideal Chinese guy looks like Jack Ma. It's not what's on the outside that counts, it's what's on the inside... of his wallet.
hear hear everyone, the truth has been spoken !
This is so true lol the older generations of my family is like this
Imma go do a plastic surgery to make myself look like Jack Ma/Ma Yun
lmfao
lol
I love how they all answered every question asked, even the personal one about their weight.
1:35 wow this man is so handsome. His expressions are attractive and his voice is so soothing. And he just seems so chill. 😌
Actually, most East Asians are lighter skinned than Southern Europeans. But East Asians like light skin and Europeans like tan skin.
It's just different beauty standards.
And East Asians can be easily tanned
I think east asian have yellow skin while people from the west have white skin.
@Troll77 Neptune and its beautiful whatever colour they are
Actually, Southern Europeans have more of an olive undertone whereas E. Asians tend to have a more honey-colored undertone. Both can be pale if they make an effort to stay inside, wear hats, use creams to lighten their skin. However, naturally, they can be pretty tanned.
The reason why people prefer light skin isn't just mere preference but because historically dark skin has been associated with poverty and later Blackness, and both of these are seen as shameful.
There is nothing wrong with having light/pale skin, but the obsession with not being dark has very negative and damaging implications for people who naturally cannot be lighter than they already are. This doesn't just affect self-image and beauty standards, but also affects employment, marriage (which can affect economic status/social mobility), punishment (municipal, judicial), etc.
@@saraaaaa9803 says the pasty swine
I like the guy wearing the hat and backpack, he sounds very genuine and sweet
you're the first one I found other than me who mentioned him
This video is so different from all the other Asian street interview videos that are compiled with funny music and special effects highlighting what people say...
So refreshing!!!
Please do this on japanese men
Dafuq are these comments lmao😂😂
@Lzb Lmvm don't be rude
@Jacob don't be rude
Japanese guys are definitely the least attractive ones in the world.
Japanese Man Yuta did a video on that.
The people in the thumbnail are BEAUTIFUL!
I don't understand their obsession with small, narrow faced men. For example, the man at 1:29 is very handsome
Agreed. Strong jaw line
But he actually has a small, narrow face in chinese’s view.
He is handsome!
i agree that 1:29 is cute but the other guys are cute too
Yes. Simple yet handsome.
Huge variety standard from all over the entire China
hmm to me it seems that Chinese beauty standard for men is varied. Some say makeup others say no, some say pale skin others say golden, some say skinny others say chubby and pretty much everyone said medium to tall height.
I think China has the healthiest perception of male beauty because it's varied.
@Yeshua is Lord. Oh sorry I don't understand what you mean. I didn't think they were talking about ideal guy. I thought they were talking about ideal Chinese. Hmm maybe I misheard. Sorry if I offended you.
@Yeshua is Lord. 3:30 if you missed the word chubby in the subtitles.
@@strat0caster124 Thank you!
@@tistlmnot they mentioned it in the subtitles...are the subtitles a little different than the actual Chinese?
Kara Tio The subtitle was correct and there are tons of Chinese women really into chubby guys.
The guy with sunglasses, as well the guy with green long sleeves defines the question of this topic 😍 jia you Zhongguo!
OMG I can relate to this soooo much. As an asian living in spain, it sucks that you're not physically attracted to the majority of the people here, even the ones that are supposed to be "smoking hot". I never told anyone in fear of being called racist.
@The Last Operator everyone interviewed in the video litteraly just described their ideal male type. Are they all racist because none of them would find the traditional, hunky, jason momoa-type attractive?
I think everyone is talking about "glabella" and also am surprised with the list of make up / skin care products these guys use. I can't even find time to apply a face cream peacefully. 😅
😂😂😂
I wouldn't exactly call all of them make up products. A lot of the products were for skincare so I don't really think that counts. The actual make up products they said they use were foundation and eyebrow pencils.
Natsurei now OKAY? 😅
@@crochet-and-coffee Sorry, didn't mean to sound criticizing. The connotations are just a little different. Thank you ^^
soulofwhale v They were mostly skin care stuff and only like 1-2 make up products. He uses more stuff than me and I am a girl.
Handsome chinese guys are on another level handsome though, like no fancy fashion no fancy hairstyle needed. their face structure is enough.
@@OpiumBride oh my God, I'm soo GLAD you mentioned him. He is so effortlessly handsome
Hot Chinese guys are on another level entirely
yeah a lot of these guys had clear skin, great jawline and great facial features ngl bout it
Yess I agree
Not interested, they're not brave enough like 🇺🇸 Trumpp
I'm a Chinese girl, and I think the guy wearing sunglasses is an ideal one!! Much better than the guy in the thumbnail.
@Mary Anne ???
U meant the other guy in the thumbnail? Yes ofc
Totally agree! I would say the same thing as a Chinese guy. That guy is close to an ideal one for both sex in China.
Chinese guy here and I agree. I don't think it's his looks that are captivating but more his charisma and confidence, if that makes sense.
Mr. Pepe Yes and it is much more than just physical looks but your charisma and many other things.
To the one who reads this I hope you have a bright and great future. Stay positive and never ever give up in life. Keep fighting for your dreams. ✌🏼
It's a simple comment, but sometimes you need just that to keep you going. Thanks, dude!
shut up gaylord
No matter what ... believe in yourself bro ... all the best 2u2👍
Yay
2:07 lmao that guy next to her
8:55 THIS DUDE IS CRACKING ME UP
i think it's nice that there's not a consensus on what is the ideal standard among the interviewees. I think it creates less pressure and judgement.
Okay I must be realllyyyy dark if they consider themselves dark 😶
Same, my family purely consists of yellow Asians but I'm brown enough to get asked whether or not I have some African ancestors.
Same
Asians are brown yellow and yeah darker than European white skin. Everyone else besides European are shades of brown. But be proud to be dark brown or yellow brown or white. It’s all different.
@@Elmy_Kiu I'm guessing you're South East Asian
Cherry_ Pop exactly the same 🙄
Just wanna say that this guy here (3:10) is beautiful.
6:42 you mean like the dude right next to you? Lmao
Basically there is no definite beauty standard, you can be good looking just being yourself (through other small influences of course)
Nightcor EDM
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@@factsoverfear9771 asia doesnt only consist of china,korea,japan,etc u know....
There kinda is. It's evolution to find certain features more attractive like symmetry.
That does not work here in Asia, sry
@@factsoverfear9771 asian men like skinny girl
6:46 “漢奸頭” is translated as “a Korean celebrity”. It's not very precise. "漢奸" is a derogatory term referring to Chinese who betray their national interests to foreign invaders. In China's film and television dramas with the theme of the Sino-Japanese War in World War II, such people often have a mid-part haircut, which is called "traitor head" by some contemporary Chinese.
不对啊，这个词汇在中国是起源于抗日电视剧中，几乎叛国者和汉奸都是中分，主要针对的是日本，并不涉及韩国，韩国二战时期也是受到军国主义迫害的国家
Most of the Chinese guys interviewed here are more handsome than the lecturer
The lecturer looks like an overgrown boy lol
The black cap guy is cute tho 😂
Jing jing Jang no comment
From my perspective (as an Asian), that professor is gorgeous. But it seems like westerners can’t really understand our social beauty standard.
Lee I’m African and I agree that he’s super handsome, I think it’s just because most westerners see his look as “feminine” for some reason
It was such a fun and honest interview..and I loved to hear the tone of the Chinese people there , it has such a good melody to it..also practically drooling over the guy in the black tee n cap..n the blue shirt one was cute😍..
Sis, we Have Whole NE India 8 states to choose upon it that is your Choice even HP, Ladakh is Also There 😜😜
@@jenimarai1906 😂😂 will consider our Indians too😇 as if I was the only girl in the planet..blehh😜
@no name ahh yess he was sexy in his own way too..but then I bestow him on you😂 he is yours
@@mouk4728 Lol, You are the Only One in here commenting over Drooling over the Black T Shirt Guy.
@@jenimarai1906 ohh am I?? Maybe I have expert eyes that others lack😛..btw where r u from sister?
i love how none of them felt awkward or insecure while imagining their ideal man.
where i come from and most places i know half of them would be too fragile in their sexuality to answer any of these questions.
Pls do one on girl standards in China next!!
Cumulus Humilis not really. They have their own makeup style, and clothing style. They can easily go to the mall and pick whatever they want because that’s what they all do?? And for makeup, they usually stick to brown eye shadow or very light ones.
@Cumulus Humulis the older ladies usually where like red lipstick and darker eyeshadow. The younger ones have similar makeup to Korea but a little different.
7:33 Makeup?! I don’t wear any makeup
Kim Jong-un Oh hey you know English
Dear leader is the most beautiful on earth.
Salute to our "supreme'' leader!
Kim Jong-un I do not wear make up too Kim the dear leader.
Kim jong- un I am a fan of your music video gangnam style
yo their answers were really good though and had a lot of thought. and when the interviewer asked why they could all give answers. thanks again Asian Boss
Im Korean, and I think Chinese people are beautiful:)
Jason Ki thank u😆Koreans are beautiful and handsome as well
Im sry but Korean are not beautiful
thank u♥️
I went on a trip to Korea😆
Koreans were handsome and pretty on average.
The fashion sense was very good, too.
Jason Ki I’m English and Chinese and I think everyone is beautiful
Koreans are usually really tall, what do you guys eat?
Is it only me who find each guy is handsome here😍
Lubna Khan I agree. Which is confusing to me why so many Asian women chase after white guys all the time. Not cool
@@factsoverfear9771 😂😂
Naomi Powell I don’t and still prefer Asian guys despite growing up in America. However, love is love and your ethnicity should not determine that.
I thought the same..handsome men interviewed in this video 😊
...also being unafraid to say another male is handsome, a few wear light makeup and use skin care, etc just adds to my opinion of their confidence level...extra points for sure 🌟🌟🌟
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj Allow me to explain, US movies and TV shows have done their part, so some young females, especially in large cities, want to try something new...that's all there to it.
"human beings are visual creatures" very well said. Looks does matter
Everyone has a different perspective on looks but I think Korea is generally more good looking then other countries , because media influenced many young generations into thinking this way. However, I say there are also a lot of good looking people in China, but not as much in Japan.
I'm curious with the sun glasses guy looks without his sun glasses 😆
Such a stylish group. Shanghaiers have gotten more and more sophisticated.
Coming from an asian girl, I don't think the university instructor is good-looking at all.
asian as in japanese? korean? Indian??
Which part of Asia since there are different beauty standards
King 😂 😂 why?? Are u also Asian??
He kinda cute for me. But the interviewees were attractive too
That doesn’t mean jackshit since 90 percent of asian girls are white worshippers
Honestly though, China is so big, you can’t really define the ideal look. This video had a few varying responses and applies to the bigger city folks in China 😂
I visited a friend in Guilin and their definition of “handsome” was rather different that the “pale, narrow-face” appeal haha
A guy with a healthy body, nice face, good heart is always the ideal man in my books.
All I got from this video is, everyone has a different type. So just be yourself, you’ll fine someone for you
i like the guy with the glasses . his answers were logical and made most sense. especially with the skin color
Chinese men seem to have more interesting faces than Koreans due to variety. KOREAN men almost all have the same faces and hairstyle. In K dramas it's difficult to remember actors' names because almost all look alike
Not true. Rascist
Hot damn! I'm realizing that, as an Asian American woman, my skincare routine is loosing out to some Chinese men :D Need to level up!
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7:09 what's she REALLY talking about here eh.. ?
she knows what's she's talking about haha
6:48 They translate "Han jian" which means traitors to "Korean celebrity" ?
Why traitors?
heavy sweetness In Chinese tv drama, the traitor of Chinese in anti-Japanese war usually have that hair style
Like a flat top army hairstyle, that's more manly.
@@heavysweetness6938 the characters "traitors" sound similar to "korean celebrities" when spoken fast, and the translator did not do a good job, during the Japanese occupation, some Chinese were turned and became traitors with similar haircut which was a thin center parting hairstyle.
No, he said hanjiantou 韩剪头 where 韩 is from 韩国 (Korea) and 剪头 from 剪头发 （haircut) 😄
guy with the cap and denim shirt is soooo cute
Omg so many of the guys getting interviewed here are pretty good looking!
The ideal man in Botswana is light skinned (we call it "yellow bone"), has a deep voice, is tall (around 170-180cm) with a beard and no leg hair...not skinny and not too muscular
*interviewer dude:* what’s the worst outfit for a man?
*lady:* black skinny jeans, and also those loafers
*me:* nOOOOOOOOOOOO
Loafers is one worst history of fashion trends until these days in my opinion idk why they like 😞
Thanks for making this, very informative!
Every Chinese has its own different ideas, which is different from what the Western media told us
Of course I know what is asia called
Western media is full of lies
Now , i want a video interview people in usa and brazil asking them if they get a lot of Plastic surgeries?
And how many people they know who did
Most of these men are so good looking.
As an American, I was surprised to find out how much makeup those guys wear. I've never worn any in my life and couldn't imagine doing that
You should ask the same question in South East Asia and India
In Central Asia too, that guy's looks in the picture would not be considered handsome but average or mostly likely worst than average. It's like stylish, but not so type of handsome guy.
nj pro many chinese have beards but most don’t like it
India is rich in diversity, I myself is North east Indian who looks like Chinese
In South East Asia and India, most celebrities and stars are pale skin, so I think they also consider pale skin good-looking.
@@aynuralbek6474 As a Chinese male, I totally agree with you.
When I was growing up in China I started to have facial hair in middle school. Everybody was calling me "Gorillas" (cuz of the hair), I didn't care until one day my teacher told me to shave it off. Fast forward 8 years ago before I left China, my old classmates told me they (the boys) wish they can grow facial hair.
Interesting
The first couple (idk if they’re actually a couple but 🤷🏼♀️) are fricken GORGEOUS.
not only are they a couple, but in my head they've married and have 5 grandchildren, one of which has graduated from college, and didn't pay for their senior class gift
w b 😂 nice
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I like that fashion CP and the Chinese have lots of standards beauty for each person
The guy in sunglasses is answering the questions with his own qualities. That's confidence.
Please do Vietnam next !!
Vietnamese is not popular.
8:19 segment was really funny to me for some reason lol. Like the way he looked around suspiciously listing the different products he used. Also, he actually reminds me of the American actor Charlie Sheen based off his looks.
8:36 His Humor and Expression!!!!!!! WOOWW ..what a swag
8:18
"just standing next to him would make me happy" ♥
As a beginner Chinese learner, girl in the black blazer was a godsend! She actually speaks clearly and enunciates, most other people in the video speak so fast and slurred I can barely understand them :(
6:30 As a Chinese guy, I personally detest bangs, especially the mushroom cut. I always feel wrong when my hair covers my forehead.
My mother passed for Asian several times , she had natural black hair and dark blue eyes, she had people come up to her on the street and speak their language and they thought she was rude because she didn't answer back .. she had to have her eyelids shortened , she was small and delicate . She was born in the south and her dad was very dark . My grandson is part American Indian , and he too looks Asian but he is 6'6 . I think this world is one big melting pot . I think the Chinese people are the most beautiful ones
I agree about what he said about healthy skin. I'm asian and I eat a lot of veggies so my skin has a natural blush to it and has different tones. To me, it's not that 'tan' asian skin isn't pretty it is just that if you don't eat healthy it looks flat and olive-y.