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Arty refers to people's pursuit of a seemingly elegant but empty way under the guise of cultural knowledge, artistic taste and aesthetic concept. In social occasions and working environment, some people will deliberately pursue this false and elegant image in order to gain recognition and recognition from others. But in essence, this practice is only to satisfy your vanity and face.
Part I: Artistic expression.
People who are arty often show their "elegance" through some specific ways and performances. They may wear fashionable clothes, use some unpopular words, or quote famous sayings of some artists or writers. In most cases, these performances are just to give people the illusion of "being knowledgeable and versatile", and they don't really have the ability to deeply understand and love related fields.
The second part: arty motives.
1. Pursuing vanity: They hope to gain recognition and recognition from others by showing their elegance, so as to improve their social status and face.
2. Follow the trend: People who are arty tend to follow the trend, hoping to show their uniqueness by imitating some celebrities or pop cultural symbols.
3. Social needs: Some people may think that in some social occasions, only elegant manners and civilized manners can be accepted and recognized by others.
The third part: the harm of artiness.
Although arty may bring some superficial benefits to people in a short time, there are also some potential hazards:
1. False feelings, wasting people's money: arty people often spend a lot of time and money to pursue the elegant image on the surface. Such pursuit will lead them to ignore real learning and development and waste a lot of resources.
2. The nihility of personal value: arty people only pay attention to the external form, ignoring the internal spiritual pursuit and personal value. This false pursuit may make them empty and impetuous.
3. Social opposition and differentiation: artistry often leads to a wrong cultural comparison and hierarchical concept in society. This phenomenon can easily lead to social opposition and differentiation and affect the harmonious development of society.
Part four: How to discard the false and retain the true.
1. Cultivate real hobbies: cultivate your real passion, study and study deeply, and master substantive knowledge and skills.
2. Enhance self-confidence and self-identity: adhere to the true self, do not blindly pursue the recognition and approval of others, and cultivate a sense of identity with their own intrinsic values.
3. Cultivate humanistic quality: not only pursue superficial elegance, but also pay attention to cultivating good moral quality and humanistic care, so as to improve their comprehensive quality and cultivation.