Venezuela, with a population of less than 30 million, won 2 1 in four international beauty contests, 6 Miss Universe and 5 Miss World titles. Despite the economic downturn, the scale of this year's beauty pageant has shrunk. There is no grand opening ceremony, only beautiful songs and videos, and the humble beauty pageant program is still strongly supported by the people.
Venezuela is a country that advocates beauty and has its own "beauty pageant culture". Miss Venezuela is held every September. This is the most important thing in this country, just like our National Day military parade. The street was empty, the car stopped, and people sat in front of the TV to watch the live broadcast. To this end, many local schools have set up beautiful women. For them, being a beautiful woman should start with a doll.
Even in the socio-economic crisis of economic expansion, Venezuela has not stopped the beauty contest. In Venezuela, many children begin to learn catwalk and basic etiquette, as well as some minor plastic surgery from the age of three or four. Irene Seth, Miss Universe of Venezuela, said: "Football represents Brazil, and beauty pageants represent us." Although the beauty contest has made Venezuela famous, crime is rampant in their country, and inequality and social unrest plague this small South American country.