In today's advanced social media, appearance anxiety has become the most basic topic among women, and further to self-objectification and self-denial, it can be seen that women are anxious because of the over-perfected ‘female constructs’ on the Internet, and this comparative behaviour removes the subjectivity of sexuality and internalises a single ‘aesthetic standard’, which leads to ‘self-objectification’. ‘This act of comparison removes the subjectivity of sexuality and leads to the internalisation of a single standard of aesthetics, resulting in ‘self-objectification’. Public opinion is like a long line that binds women. Similarly, the pursuit of a standardised body image for female dancers in Chinese dance education is even more extreme than the ‘standard aesthetic’ on social media. Inspired by my own ten years of professional dance education, the moment I stepped into a professional institution, my body was ‘defined’ and numbers were carved into it, such as how tall I was, how long my arms were, how long my legs were, and how many proportional differences I had, in order to be more in line with the so-called ‘white, young, and thin’ aesthetic of the audience, the dancers were required to be ‘white, young, and thin’, and the dancers were required to be ‘white, young, and thin’. In order to be more in line with the so-called ‘white, young and thin’ aesthetic in the eyes of the audience, the dancer's body has been turned into a number. This project is based on the stretching and reshaping of limb fragments from oil paintings, where women retain their rounded, soft femininity, still full of glamour after the passage of time. However, the original full-bodied limbs have been stretched to a deformed state, and the so-called ‘standardised’ aesthetics of the ‘production’ has resulted in the loss of the original natural beauty of the body. Boycott body shame is to resist the ‘appearance of labelling’ mode of thinking, I detest such a deformed aesthetic, all the standards given by the outside world are imposed on each individual must have the crime, is a shackle is also a cage, is to let women lose their own bondage, each individual should be unique rather than living in a certain Each individual should be unique and not live under a certain ‘mainstream standard’, but at the same time, I was also deeply affected by this abnormal aesthetics in a subtle way, and I wanted to make a change, but I couldn't escape from it.