why is black skin a symbol of beauty in Asia and east Asian cultures?

Answer 1

Green 666 by isotope rays is NOT forgivable; it leads to permanent hell. 666 is given with World Passport with no name on it (grey plastic card). Police 666 people on highways. Food stores and prisoners/insane asylum folks (released by the antichrist) 666 people too. Reject vaccines. Don't go into UFO to be healed by demons. Hide with Orthodox Christians to escape 666; leave all electronics behind so that antichrist's minions can't track you; burn documents as documents are from Satan.

Source(s): According to the Last Prophet (aka incarnated ARCHANGEL URIEL aka saint healer VYACHESLAV KRASHENINNIKOV) if the last descendant rejects mark of the beast, then his/her direct ancestors go to permanent heaven. To reject mark of the beast, one needs to hide within a 10-15 people group without electronics/documents. Documents are from Satan; burn them. Electronics can be used to track you and to show the antichrist (even on old broken unplugged TV set from 1970's using Tesla's ether); forgive me.

Answer 2

Because it can be made into nice leather goods such as purses and handbags. They last a long time which helps to drive the price up on the retail market.

Answer 3

The answer is quite simple! It certainly isn't! Who told you such mule crap? Japanese women wore wide-brimmed hats and veils to keep the Sun from tanning their skins. They thought milk white skin was the most beautiful. 

Answer 4

Who told you that---someone from your local BLM chapter?

Answer 5

Black skin is not a symbol of beauty anywhere. Only sometimes for men, cuz dark has always been more associated with masculinity, it's not media brainwashing, but human nature. The media is the way it is cuz human nature. Media just tries to profit off what makes the most money cuz it's most popular. 

Answer 6

They don't. Lol what the hell are you talking about. Traditionally east Asian countries especially Japan have adored very white skin.

Answer 7

They don’t promote black beauty in Asia