韩国人整形出来的中国人素颜出来的
[hán guó rén zhĕng xíng chū lái de zhōng guó rén sù yán chū lái de]
A play on perceptions around plastic surgery, especially popular in South Korea and the trend's influence on Chinese individuals pursuing beauty standards. It could be interpreted as humorously commenting on the contrast between altered appearance (like post-surgery looks associated with Koreans) and one’s natural look ('no makeup look' for Chinese people), though without more context, the full meaning can vary widely.