人长得漂亮不如活的漂亮
[rén zhăng dé piāo liàng bù rú huó de piāo liàng]
"Better to Live Beautifully than Be Physically Beautiful": Emphasizing inner beauty over outer appearance, this saying suggests that having a fulfilling and well-lived life is far more important and admirable than mere physical attractiveness. It underscores a value shift from materialistic beauty standards toward spiritual growth and happiness in one's existence.