Distance vision is normal.

Distance vision is usually measured by being able to see objects at a distance.

Generally speaking, if you can clearly see 1.0 (or 6/6) lines on a standard eye chart at a distance of 5 meters (or 20 feet), you can initially consider distance vision normal. However, it should be noted that this is only a rough reference standard, and specific vision conditions may vary depending on individual differences, age, measurement methods, etc. Therefore, the most accurate way to evaluate is to conduct a detailed vision examination by a professional ophthalmologist.