What does "Kawaii" mean?

Kawaii is a lovely word in Japanese, and all people want to be better wherever they are.

Social luck has become the focus of worship. Now I will teach you to make good use of your own Kawaii elements and become a "heartthrob" that everyone loves.

"Kawayi" is a transliteration of "cute" in Japanese, which means "cute". Now it has become a network fashion term. Among them, young people prefer to use it, especially in Taiwan Province Province.

If we want to find the roots for Kawaii, the Japanese classic Pillow Grass, which is as famous as the Tale of Genji, may provide the answer. In the Heian period, it was pointed out at the beginning of Qing Dynasty that "all the little ones are lovely", and an article in "Lovely Things" constantly took childlike interest as an example: "A child about three years old got up in a hurry, and there was little dust on the road. He carefully found that he picked it up with cute little fingers and showed it to adults. It is really cute. When Misha's hair covers their eyes, children with this kind of hair will not brush it away. It's also cute to look at things with your head slightly sideways. " In other words, the recognition of "cuteness" in Japanese traditional aesthetic concept has already contained and bred a small and naive cuteness consciousness. Can show someone's appearance or inner loveliness.