Beiji De Avilan Analysis

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Bernardino de Avila Giron was very much a sharp-eyed person. He observes very closely the physical characteristics of the women of Japan. As well as the women, he also observes the men’s physical characteristics. He is well focused on how the women look based on their history. He observes how the act if they’re married or not and if they came from a financially stable family, or not. To him, it is very obvious when the women have not had it easy throughout their lives He describes the women as “extremely comely and graceful”. He focuses on every detail of their appearance. He notices how the married women have their teeth stained and how contrary to that, widows and maidens do not stain their teeth this way. He speaks about the natural

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