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There is a misconception that many girls believe that a high ponytail looks good, so they tie their ponytails higher and higher. Actually, this is not the case. Selecting where to tie a ponytail is similar to finding the right angle for taking photos. It should be done in a way that makes you look best. The ideal position is typically at a 45-degree angle upward from the ear roots. For girls with thin hair, tying a ponytail can easily make their head shape appear flat and lackluster. Therefore, before tying a ponytail, it's better to first curl your hair with a curling iron, such as the popular wave curls which are neither too big nor too small. Afterwards, braid these two small ponytails, which means simply braiding them into two pretty little braids. With these two small braids, you can create a lovely short hair Hanfu hairstyle. After securing these two small braids, form a small ring-like circle. This small circle is an extremely classical Hanfu style hairstyle, with the rest of the hair left down loosely. For girls with long hair, when choosing hairstyles, they can opt for those that make them appear more vibrant. These pretty ponytail…

"Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Red-Haired Girl" stands as a flagship endeavor in the realm of live-action adaptations of beloved comics, boasting a star-studded cast featuring top-tier actors for both male and female leads. With its pre-release marketing campaigns pulling out all the stops, it seemed almost inevitable that the series would make a splash upon its premiere. However, beneath the surface of initial excitement lies a simmering undercurrent of discontent surrounding "Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Red-Haired Girl." Despite its promising credentials, the series has faced a barrage of criticism from audiences, who have taken aim at its lackluster plot and simplistic dialogue, likening it to children's programming and dubbing it "baby fairy tale martial arts" for turning a revered Chinese comic IP into what feels like juvenile entertainment. As the dust settles after the initial broadcast of "Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Red-Haired Girl," the debate over its merits continues to rage within the online community. While some viewers praise its visual appeal and the performances of its star-studded cast, others remain staunchly critical of its narrative shortcomings and perceived lack of depth. One of the primary grievances leveled against the series is its treatment of the source material. Fans of the original comic,…