Appearance is innate, but temperament is basically gradually formed. Some girls look beautiful at first sight, even exquisite, or naturally beautiful, but when they look again, they always feel something is missing. What this lacks is precisely temperament and connotation.
Temperament is influenced by book fragrance and musical rhyme, which exudes poetic flavor from the inside out. Cultivating excellent temperament is by no means a year's work. In the vast sea of people, there are very few people with excellent temperament. On the fifteenth day of the first month of this year, I watched the fire in the street and found that most people were far from temperament, and many people were mediocre in appearance and temperament. Some are good-looking, but their temperament is mediocre.
What is temperament?
Temperament is self-cultivation, self-cultivation, self-cultivation, sublimation from the deep heart, and an unspeakable natural beauty. Once I saw a monk in a photo. He is very young, about 40 years old, and he writes well. His temperament is fresh and refined, spotless, as if from outer space. In the photo, he is surrounded by senior officials, rich people and ordinary people. That kind of temperament is elegant, unique and powerful.
Simply put, temperament comes from truth, goodness and beauty, from respect for life, from hard practice, from silent enlightenment, from every book you have read, from every song you have heard, from love and awe of nature, from your own strength, from all the beautiful things in the world.