Is it a problem of "Hanfu" or "aesthetic education"?

After that, when I saw the pictures and the comments from Japanese netizens, there were many comments like "Kimono is a complete victory, Hanfu is a complete defeat". When my Hanfu colleagues saw similar comments, my first reaction was that they were very angry! However, if you take a closer look at the girls sitting in the front row, who are all wearing makeup, headdresses, and gowns, and the girls in the back row who have their faces turned up, glasses, hair, and Hanfu, it makes people think deeply - what is reflected in the picture is really The victory or defeat of "clothing"?

Chinese education emphasizes collective education. All students wear uniforms from Monday to Friday. From style to color, many boys and girls have exactly the same uniforms! From the first grade of elementary school to the third grade of high school (the host university still wears school uniforms), the entire 11 years of childhood and adolescence were spent under the uniform "school uniform" of ambiguous gender-ambiguous individuals. Some schools even have requirements for students' hairstyles.

In fact, the existence of school uniforms is not bad. It is conducive to building cohesion and unity, reducing comparisons, and reducing puppy love...

However, a person’s understanding of beauty and Established, how to dress up and wear what kind of clothes for what occasions, but it was drowned out.

Aren’t aesthetic learning and the establishment of self-awareness important?

The school does not provide students with correct aesthetic and etiquette education guidance. The pursuit of beauty is the instinct and natural desire of every young student. So, where do they get in touch with and learn from?

The answer is obvious - the entertainment industry surrounded by major media!

AB Drop’s facial features are perfect! The power drop face is very small! Feifeidi looks very classic...

Big eyes with double eyelids are beautiful, but small eyes with single eyelids are not beautiful?

Slender skin is beautiful, but isn’t it beautiful to be round and round?