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In recent years, China's economy has developed rapidly, and the living standards of our people have improved a lot. The standard of living has improved, and the world has become more and more extensive. There are also many foreign friends who are willing to travel to China to see how beautiful China is and how much it has developed.

For example, China and Japan are the same relationship, and they are always in the process of communicating with each other.

As we all know, China has a long history and was once a world-leading existence, which naturally requires many countries to come to learn from various Chinese cultures, including Japan, which loves to learn. There are still many cultures in Japan that retain the traces of what they learned from Japan. No, many Chinese tourists are also willing to travel to Japan to get a feel for the current situation in Japan.

However, a Chinese tourist went to Japan to see the wedding, but when he returned to China, he felt unbearable to look at it directly, and the tourist said: Do you call this a wedding? What's going on?

Take a serious look down and you'll know. As we all know, Japan once sent Tang envoys to China to learn China's excellent culture, but some of these cultures were inherited by Japan in 1510, and some were derived into new cultures.

Today I want to talk about weddings, as you know, Chinese-style weddings, both men and women wear red clothes and hold ceremonies. This also symbolizes that the life of the husband and wife can be very prosperous in the future. However, Japan is different, Japanese weddings do wear white clothes, which is different from Western wedding dresses, and Japanese wedding clothes are a bit similar to Chinese mourning dresses.

Indeed, it is really puzzling that the clothes worn at funerals in Japan have been transformed into ceremonial dresses in Japan. White is generally worn for funerals in China, and it is naturally not very auspicious, but the Japanese use it for the most festive weddings, which is really confusing.

However, it is speculated that it may also be a way to combine Chinese and Western cultures in Japan, and on the basis of retaining the cultural traditions of the country, absorbing the advanced culture of the West, and combining them, there is such a Japanese costume. But despite this, as a Chinese tourist, it is still a little strange to see the feeling of getting married in "mourning clothes". I wonder if you can get used to this kind of Japanese wedding dress?

Japanese women wear pure white dresses, have all their teeth blackened, and bathe with their fathers.

Because Japanese weddings are dressed in white but not Western wedding dresses, it is a bit similar to Chinese mourning dresses.

This is because the Japanese dress at the wedding makes people misunderstand. The bride wears a white dress, but it looks a bit like the mourning dress worn by my country for funerals. I don't know if they are learning our country's culture at the same time, whether they interpret the culture more advanced or more regressive?