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From chicken feet socks to green fish head masks，from sad frog toys to dinosaur-like clothes，“ugly” products have become popular among young people.
On Douban，there is a group called the Society for the Protection of Ugly Things with more than 200,000 members. They post “ugly things” they see and buy in daily life. Many of the comments below the posts are “cute” and “the more I look at it，the more I love it”.
Some museums have also followed the trend（趋势）and produced many “ugly” but impressive cultural and creative products. For example，on June 14th，visitors found a really ugly toy in a museum. It’s based on its famous bronze sculpture(青铜雕塑). The toy recreates the details of the sculpture in a cute and cartoon style. The horse puts on a smile，standing on a green bird. Common people may think they are far away from the sculptures in the museums. This “more fashionable and more fun” toy lets the two get closer，the museum said.
In fact，some of the “ugly” products are used in different situations. Yin Peixin，11，from Hubei has a cabbage dog toy. Unlike others，she doesn’t find it ugly. “It’s a creative design to mix cabbage with a dog. The toy makes me feel better when I’m upset. It also serves as a mini pillow to help me have a good sleep，” said Yin.
According to Zhang Lei，a professor at Zhejiang University of Technology，the rise in the popularity of “ugly” things means that young people want to show that they’re different. Suffering(遭受) from aesthetic fatigue(审美疲劳) of “perfect” things，these “ugly” things do please young people a lot.
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