I hurriedly went to give an English class to the students in the afternoon. In my hurry, I tried to find a bit of perfume to complement the newly bought yellow dress. I searched the entire cabinet to no avail. I caught sight of the toilet water on the bedside table, and sprayed it on myself regardless of the fact that its mosquito repellent effect was greater than that of perfume. Suddenly I feel that I am rough, and I can actually use toilet water as perfume. How refined can such a life be?

I remember that when I was in college, my favorite English teacher had a nice name: Fang Xia. She is the first exquisite woman I met in my youth. After graduating from university, she went to study in France. She speaks fluent French and has a perfect tongue. They say that French women are elegant and beautiful. After studying abroad for several years, she also acquired a lot of French women's temperament. We are looking forward to the English class once a week. Not only is her English proficiency very high and the class exciting, but also her exquisite makeup and clothes, which are not the same every week. Summer jumpsuits, dresses, old Prada bags of the same color, gorgeous but not exaggerated necklaces, manicure of the same color as the high heels, hair as black as seaweed, no mess, no hairspray A dignified, fair skin with bright lipstick. Cashmere coat and knee-high boots in winter. During the half-year course, no clothes were the same. The boys coveted her beauty and no one was late or left early. The girls were envious of her temperament and knowledge. At that time, for the first time, I indirectly understood the sophistication of French women. It turns out that we all love exquisite women. Later, she went to Australia to study, and her life was beautiful frame by frame. After graduation, I couldn't help but think of her, so I wrote her an email to express my love and appreciation for her. Now she is also a good friend of mine.

I have watched the movie "Eat, Pray, Love" before, starring Julia Roberts. During the Italian scene, Julie bought a silk pajamas and made herself a breakfast. , I think this is what every French woman does every day, and it is indeed what women in other countries in the world dream of. What we want is a job where we are not trapped by life or worried about work pressure. Just exquisite! No wonder France not only has perfume, but also women and romance!

I recently rewatched "The Devil Wears Prada". At that time, Anne Hathaway was really cool. Aunt May played the role of The Big Boss as the Oscar-winning actor. It was so enjoyable. Andy was wearing a bloated blue dress. The sweater didn't realize it was ugly, and actually laughed at the blue belt in the hands of the models. To be honest, there are really no ugly women in the world, only lazy women. If you don't dress yourself up, others won't even be able to remember your name. The boss kept calling Emily, but never called Andy by name. It seemed that all the assistants were called Emily. It wasn’t until one day when Andy wore the latest Chanel style, had her hair done, and a pair of Jimmy Choo boots that the boss’s attention was attracted. Notice that the boss called her name correctly for the first time.

If you want others to know your connotation and accomplishments, the first step is to take care of yourself!

Although you don’t know who invented perfume in the world, girls all know that there is a perfume called Chanel No. 5. Girls who still desire sophistication like me but wear "toilet water", we How refined can it be?