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Start with appearance, focus on talent, and be loyal to character. I forgot what the following sentence is.

Start with appearance, get stuck in talent, be loyal to character, and be obsessed with character. I forgot what the sentence behind it is

Start with appearance, get stuck in talent, be loyal to character, be obsessed with The body is obsessed with sounds and drunk with deep feelings.

From Wu Guijun's "Like Someone" It starts with appearance, ends with talent, and ends with character.

Trap: original meaning: fall, fall into. Here is the meaning of indulging in study.

If a person wants to be successful, he must first have good looks, secondly, he must be able to delve into his talents, and finally, he must be loyal to his own moral bottom line. How do you think about the sentence "Start with appearance, get lost in talent, and be loyal to character"

At first, I was fascinated by his appearance

Later I found out that he was very talented, and then Fascinated by his inner qualities

In the end, it depends on his character

That is to say, only with good looks can it be possible to start, and then Falling in love with his talent, the two parties will not cheat until they get together in the end. "Like him, it starts with his talent, falls for his appearance, and is loyal to his character." What does it mean?

I feel that the final loyalty to his character should be After all, character has a beginning and an end

To the general idea, the relationship with him was initially attracted by his talent, then fell for his appearance, and finally ended after discovering his character< /p>

If it means being loyal to one’s character, it can be interpreted as falling in love with one’s character. A boy asked me, “It starts with appearance, falls into talent, and is loyal to character!” How I see it, it starts with your appearance, your talent, your character, and the way I see you. What does this sentence mean?

I liked you at first because you were good-looking, but later I couldn’t help but fall in love with you because of your talent. Finally, because of your character, I am loyal to you. A man starts with his appearance, falls into his talent, and ends with his character.

Because of your appearance, a man will be attracted to you because of your talent. But in the end, it will be because of your character. "Like you, it starts with your appearance, your talent, and your loyalty to your character.

"How should I translate this sentence into Japanese?

君が好き、face からはじめ、TALENT に trance れて、人动にまめやか starts with appearance, envy for talent, and finally character< /p>

High for vision, low for details, flat for charm

Start with appearance, envy of talent, and end with character