[originaltext]M: Look, there is a great variety of cosmetic surgery ads.W: You

M: Look, there is a great variety of cosmetic surgery ads.
W: You’re making a fuss. More and more the techniques of plastic surgery have been used to satisfy people’s vanity.
M: A lot of people now tend to change something about themselves within a few hours or a few days of surgery. Would you like to follow suit?
W: Definitely not. Everyone is different and unique. As the saying goes, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”.
M: I agree. Inner beauty is a lot more important than outer beauty.
W: An individual’s personality can have as much influence on their beauty as their physical appearance.
M: Yeah, my best friend in high school was a plain looking girl but she was adorable and very appealing anyway. She was fun, smart, and even joked about her looks. Basically, she was very confident.
W: My mother is short, overweight, and in her late 50’s. She is also incredibly intelligent and liberal. She is the most beautiful woman I have ever known.
M: Then why do those people accept the notion of cosmetic surgery? It seems that our bodies have now become commodities.
W: Maybe it’s due to the influence and exploitation of the media.
M: That’s it. Media trend plays a certain role in attracting people to spend money pursuing the artificial beauty.
W: Anyway, it is a fact that external beauty will be gone sooner or later. So if people choose cosmetic surgeries, when they grow old, their faces will have wrinkles and all their money will be wasted.
M: That is true.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. Why doesn’t the woman want to take cosmetic surgery?
24. What is the woman’s mother like?
25. What may attribute to people’s acceptance of the notion of cosmetic surgery?