Criticism is also beautiful. Criticizing others is a kind of beauty. "Don't look up to you just because you pay too much", I especially like Han Han's unconventional comments. Comments: The mascots of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games are really not so good. The criterion for evaluating a person is not his efforts and fame, but the quality of what he casts. So it is natural for Han Han to criticize Han Meilin in public. This criticism supports fairness in the world. It is precisely because someone objectively points out mistakes that human beings will not lose their way and reach the coast of truth. This criticism sounded the alarm. If Han Meilin is a wise man, he should wake up after seeing Han Han's comments, and then do further research to save his lost face. This criticism also reminds the public that people who follow the crowd are ignorant. Only by bravely showing your true thoughts to the world can you be called the real me and this nation will have hope. This criticism also safeguarded the dignity of China's 5,000-year-old Mandarin. The mascot of the 2008 Olympic Games is an important event related to the culture of China and the honor of the whole nation. If such a mascot is blindly welcomed by China people, and no one raises any objection, it is an insult to the national Putonghua. Not only this kind of criticism is beautiful, but also many well-founded and reasonable criticisms, such as teachers treating students who have made mistakes and bosses treating subordinates who are not practical in their work. . . . . . . . Criticism is also beautiful.