Lee King Sing: Health Determines Beauty – Beauty Course Promotes Scientific Anti-aging

(Miri, 7th) "The love of beauty is innate, but health is even more important. Only with physical and mental health can one truly possess a naturally beautiful appearance."
The Sarawak Minister of Transport and Senadin State Assemblyman, Dato Sri Lee King Sing, stated yesterday that health is closely related to appearance; only by taking good care of the body can one have a healthy complexion and skin condition.
He made these remarks while speaking at the "5 Minutes Every Day: Bringing Medical Beauty Home – No Need to Rely on Others for Anti-Aging from Now On" beauty course organized by the SUPP Senadin Branch Women's Wing. The event was held yesterday at Miri Community College and attracted the enthusiastic participation of many committee members and members of the women's wing.

Lee King Sing pointed out that in modern life, the fast pace and high pressure mean that one's mood and emotional state directly affect health and appearance. "Whether a person is under too much stress is often apparent from their complexion. Lack of a smile and a tired expression may have a negative impact on appearance. Therefore, knowing how to relieve stress in a timely manner is part of beauty and health care."
He said that many people mistakenly think that using expensive skin-care products equates to effective maintenance, but in fact, real skin care starts with a healthy lifestyle and good diet. "If your body is healthy, your skin will naturally glow. On the contrary, no matter how expensive the products are, they are unlikely to be effective without good health."
This course invited three lecturers from Taiwan and one from Miri as speakers. Topics covered included skin care, anti-aging techniques, dietary advice, and scientific beauty concepts. The aim was to give participants a comprehensive understanding of themselves from the inside out, and to grasp new knowledge in scientific anti-aging and health management.
Lee King Sing encouraged those present to interact more with the speakers, ask questions actively, cherish the opportunity to learn, and expressed his affirmation and support for the women's wing's ongoing efforts to promote self-improvement activities.