I don't know when the so-called western style began to rise. No matter where you go, whether you dress or perm, even curtain cloth, vases, socks and so on. Salespeople seem to use it all together & the word uot is used to praise you or what you want. Do you mean beautiful, generous, fashionable or fashionable? I'm confused. It seems that whenever someone uses this word to praise something, it instantly becomes a rare thing. Just like college students who have studied abroad, it seems aggrieved to use the word college students to describe them, and it is satisfactory to use returnees to compliment them. College students learn to write, and teachers teach them. Adjectives should be accurate. For example, if a man is good-looking, he can't use beauty. Beautiful is more suitable to describe women, but handsome. To describe a piece of cloth, it should be said that the texture is excellent, and it must not be said that it looks gorgeous or shabby. In short, the words should be accurate and not vague. However, the word "foreign flavor" confuses me. I looked it up in the dictionary. Foreign countries are foreigners, oceans and so on. Westernization is to describe things or people as fashionable as foreigners. I still don't understand what fashion is like a foreigner. How fashionable are foreigners? Can't figure it out, can't figure it out. China is not much different from foreign countries. Why should we use such vague adjectives to describe an object? China people's cultural level is so low that even if we find a word to praise an object, we can't find the temperament of a beautiful woman, but we should blindly use such a word to summarize the clear meaning of beauty, generosity, fashion and so on. It is estimated that the cultural history of that year was in vain. No wonder a country with a history of only 20 years can be king. Even adjectives should take credit from foreigners, I sigh. ...