What do you think about Chinese wearing kimonos, and why do Koreans like to wear Japanese kimonos?

It is that European and American clothing is not a Chinese tradition, but Chinese still wear it, why not kimono.

There are also people who feel that wearing a kimono does not mean not loving the country, and many celebrities have worn it in the past, such as Lu Xun.

Qiu Jin. In fact, your views do not necessarily represent others, or even the majority. That is, if you think so, they don't necessarily think so too.

Most people believe that a kimono is more than just clothes, it also represents Japanese culture.

Most people believe that dressing shows the psychology of personality.

Most people think that suits originated in Europe and the United States, but now they are worn all over the world, but kimonos are only worn by Japanese people.

Finally, those Chinese celebrities who wore kimonos were there to obey the rules and follow the local customs.

Last year, a boy wearing a kimono went to Wuhan University to take pictures and was turned away by the security guards.

In the past few years, there was a lot of news, and some people dressed Japs for entertainment.

The costume was arrested by the police for taking pictures on the street.

Based on the above, it is normal to wear a kimono on the streets of China, in the park, to be pointed at or even insulted, and if you like a kimono, if you are not in Japan, it is better not to wear it out.

Chinese I think what kind of clothes to wear now is everyone's right to freedom, as long as it is not against the interests of our country, I think it is okay to wear a kimono.

Kimono is a popular costume in Japan, in fact, if you are Chinese, I personally feel that it is not good to wear this, after all, I have a very bad sense of Japan.

Although it is voluntary for Chinese to wear kimonos, it does hurt the feelings of Chinese people a little if they do so.

Chinese wear kimonos either as a neurotic or as a Japanese species.

It's okay to wear it once in a while, but you can't wear it for a long time, it's a clash of cultures.

Radical people will think that this kind of person is a traitor, and normal people will think that you are nondescript.

If it's an ordinary simple like, there is actually nothing, and nothing else is good.

Kimono originated in China. The kimono is the traditional costume of the Japanese nation. It was formed after more than 1,000 years of evolution on the basis of the clothing of the Tang Dynasty in China.

The Japanese vividly show their feelings for art on their kimonos. There are many types of kimonos, regardless of color, texture, and style, which have changed greatly over the centuries. Not only are there clear differences between men and women, but depending on the occasion and time, people wear different kimonos as a sign of caution.

Kimonos can be divided into public goods and military goods. The so-called kimono is actually small sleeves in ancient times, and the appearance of small sleeves began in the Muromachi period, and the white sleeves of the nobility gradually became the table clothing of the common people. In addition to the "Gofu", the "Zhufu" also includes shoulder suits and hunting suits from the Heian period.

These are not from the five costumes, but from the local traditional costumes. The Twelfth is an improvement from the Shotimeo service of the Nara period, and then changed and innovated.

Who is this to listen to?

Korean! Love Japanese kimonos?

It is a kind of political correctness to hate Japan in South Korea!

There is a lot of resistance in Korea to Japanese culture and products! How can you openly like Japanese kimonos!

Koreans just love traditional costumes, which are somewhat similar to kimonos!

In the historical significance and historical connotation of Japanese and Korean kimonos, there will be a lot of ** and movies to promote every year, which makes Japanese and Korean people have a sense of cultural identity with kimonos, and they will not feel that wearing kimonos to go out is a very strange behavior.

This Korean is the most disgusted with the Japanese, so it is impossible to say that the Koreans you said like to wear Japanese kimonos, because Koreans are very patriotic, and anyone who wears a Japanese kimono will not be sentenced.

Why South KoreaWhy do Koreans like to wear Japanese kimonos Japanese kimonos are relatively good-looking Koreans are very influenced by Japan He was originally a Japanese handrail.

Koreans like to wear Japanese kimonos, but in fact, only some people, not everyone likes to wear kimonos, so it's a matter of chance!

It's unlikely, it varies from person to person.

I don't think it's right because the clothes she's wearing are sensitive, and the place where she's taking pictures is more sensitive, so to speak, it's a wrong thing. <>

On September 26, two women wearing Japanese kimonos were photographed at a military base on Qinhuangdao Island in Hebei Province, and a man shouted angry at the two women wearing kimonos and asked if they were Chinese. And in the face of the young man's questioning, the woman in the kimono disagreed and said Take care of yourself, do you know? The young man reminded the other party in the quarrel that this place is a military place, and a kimono should not be worn on such an occasion, and the young man also said that it was about to be October 1st, and she was wearing a kimono to take pictures next to **, I don't know what she meant.

The young man's attitude shows all kinds of dissatisfaction with the woman's behavior between the lines, and most of the netizens maintain their opinions of support for this young man's approach, of course, there are a small number of people who think that the young man's behavior is a bit excessive. <>

In my opinion, although it is said that what clothes to wear is an individual's right, but on different occasions it should be, to see whether it is suitable to wear this kind of clothing, kimono is a kind of national costume in Japan, and in places like military bases should not be worn, although our country and Japan are still in a good situation, but in the past history, we can not forget the harm that Japan has brought to China, this is a kind of national humiliation, we should not forget the national shame, wear Japanese national costumes, Coming to a military base in China is really inappropriate. Regarding the response to **, the woman will face a fine of 200 yuan or detention for more than 5 days and 10 days, and a staff member of the Qinhuangdao Port Public Security Bureau said that wearing a kimono involves ethnic sentiments, and the place of the incident is next to a military center, and no matter what you wear, you can't take pictures.

Everyone has a love for beauty, but it is true that you should wear clothes that are appropriate for the occasion on different occasions.

Dressing is a personal preference and doesn't say anything. It depends on a person's value orientation, but also on his words and deeds, as well as his inner state, and it is not an excessive behavior for a woman to wear a kimono.

It's normal. There is nothing strange about a kimono being just a piece of clothing, and anyone who wants to wear it can wear it.

As a special costume of the Japanese nation, the representative significance of the kimono is obvious, as the Chinese wear the kimono itself is nothing, just a form of clothing.

This Chinese woman's behavior is somewhat subversive of the image of the Chinese nation, and she does not take into account the feelings of others and the honor and disgrace of the nation.

As a personal hobby, there is nothing wrong with her liking to wear this costume, and it does not affect anyone, and the kimono is also a work of art.

It is not necessary to go online for this kind of behavior. It is everyone's freedom to wear whatever clothes you want, and there is no reason to be blamed and criticized by anyone, let alone whether you love the country or not.

I think it's normal, what you wear doesn't mean whether you love your country or not, you can't judge it by how you dress, everyone has the freedom to dress.

Is that Chinese?? That's a criticism.