If you agree that programming is a skill, medicine is a skill, instrumental music playing is a skill, cooking, driving, photography, language, all manufacturing processes, etc., all need to be learned and are basically impossible to master by yourself.

Skills, and also agree that art is a professional knowledge, so why when it comes to aesthetics, many people think that they are born with aesthetic abilities and are better than most people?

Aesthetics needs to be learned, and aesthetics requires theoretical knowledge.

I don’t dare to rise to the level of Chinese people, but I personally think that the biggest aesthetic problem of many people around me is precisely the lack of respect for “aesthetics” itself.

Many people take it for granted that art should be a purely perceptual thing. Someone else's simple bird painting can sell for millions. How can there be any rules for this? Why can't I have this privilege? I can point at something I think is beautiful.

It is beautiful. Why do you say that my aesthetic level is low? If you think it is ugly, it is because you are narrow-minded.

Really can't.

If you let the modelers in the CG department try to create a model as they wish without following aesthetic theories, I guess the artist can make him a model that they wish for.

It’s not that the main aesthetic is unreasonable, it’s because if you don’t design according to the aesthetic theory that has been accumulated for hundreds of years, the model will be ugly, and if the model is ugly, the sales of the work will be risky.