Living in China for a while, you will certainly find that today' s Chinese seem to adopt a more tolerant attitude towards “plastic surgery". This is no big deal since changing of attitude happens to every society, let alone in a country where people centuries ago started setting standards for beauty and formed a tradition of“willing” to suffer for it.

In the name of “better looks”, nothing is too hard to be justified.

But how far one can go in the pursuit of beauty not only relies on  technology but also on their determination and courage. Famous Chinese dancer Jin xing received transsexual surgery in 1995 which enabled him to officially become a “She”. It is painful and risky but after all these years she thinks it is worth the pain.

Some people consider Jin as a pioneer in this revolution of “body re-engineering, but to Jin, he did this for himself not for anybody else. Jin started practicing dancing as a teenage and received formal dancing education in the United States in 1989.

Jin received several international awards in America and held her dancing solo in many places of the world. At the age of 16, Jin was already quite sure that he meant to be a girl not a boy , however, Jin told himself it's still not the right time because without any achievement in his career, people would just laugh at him and take his dream for granted.

Jin Xing's story may be a bit extreme. For most of these beauty lovers, sex change is certainly not on their agenda. Getting a boob job or eyelid crease could be good enough.

This may sound easy for you but how risky these operations might be is highly determined by the hands of practitioners.

According to the China Quality Daily, an official consumer protection newspaper, in China alone, over 200,000 lawsuits were filed in the past decade against cosmetic surgery practitioners. Many Chinese went to a plastic surgery without thinking aobut the consequences which could be diastrous and life threatening.