Is it necessary for us to advocate wearing Chinese clothes and Tang clothes?

To tell the truth, it's hard to wear the smell of Hanfu and Tang suit. Occasionally, you can try to take pictures, so you don't have to in life. You can choose the improved version if you like.

There is really no need to advocate wearing hanfu and tangzhuang.

Wearing Hanfu and Tang suit is only an external form, and it doesn't mean anything. Just like whether men should wear beards and long braids now, whether women should draw faces. They haven't adapted to the present social life, so let them quit naturally!

Secondly, the key to cultural self-confidence is that people should have culture. Nothing a literate man wears can hide his brilliance. People without culture will probably become Kong Yiji-style figures if they put on Hanfu and Tangzhuang.

Third, every era has its own symbol. Blindly advocating retro will affect the progress of society and people's thoughts. Such a nation cannot be a great nation! Carrying forward the past, inheriting development and innovation is the requirement of the times and the requirement of national rejuvenation!

Finally, I hope that there will be some iconic figures and events in today's era, leading the fashion trend and creating a beautiful future!

It is human nature that everyone has the feelings of worshipping the past. But it should not be retro!

Some people are incredible, not looking forward, not chasing new trends, but looking back and thinking about retro. For example, people who advocate wearing Hanfu and Tang suit. I tell you, how about advocating that you and your family take the lead in wearing Hanfu and Tang suit?

If there are more wonderful people who want to return to primitive society, they should take the lead first.

Judging from this random idea, China people just lack innovative ideas, and they are quite strong in retro and imitation. Isn't it?

Han people don't wear underwear, should they also advocate not wearing underwear?

Han people wear open-backed pants. Should we also advocate wearing open-backed pants?

Have you heard the story of Khufu riding and shooting?

One should keep pace with the times. Sticking to the rules is a symbol of backwardness.

Heroes don't mention bravery. It's no use saying how brave you used to be, which means you are old. Not as good as others' home. I can only turn over some old things for show.

Our China culture is guided by benevolence and righteousness. Chase your dreams and your love. Benevolence is kindness and righteousness is responsibility. We have our own love and responsibility. What we should show the world is our kindness and responsibility. Don't always go behind Han and Tang's back. The blooming flowers have been thanked. Now it's our turn to open our own flowers.

It's not bad to show off the clothes of Han and Tang Dynasties. But there is no need to advocate it. If you really have the ability, you should design a new era and fashionable finery, so that the world can appreciate the splendid culture of China.

Why advocate? There is an inevitable logic of political, social, historical, scientific and military evolution from Khufu riding and shooting, Hanfu Tang suit, Manchu cheongsam and Mongolian robe to suit and tie. Every time I go back to Chengdu to visit Wangjiang Park near Jinjiang River, I often see the beautiful women of Sichuan University walking around the bamboo forest in groups wearing all kinds of Hanfu, and I can't help admiring myself. The natural return of national self-confidence can be seen from the beauty of national traditional costume culture!

It is unnecessary to advocate or call for wearing Hanfu and Tangzhuang at the national level. Just stick to the direction of clothing diversification and respect personal hobbies and personalized choices.

Western countries will wear dresses or suits on traditional and important occasions. Why don't they mind?

Japanese people will wear their own clothes and kimonos on important occasions. Why do they have no problem?

Koreans will wear Korean clothes on important occasions, and they have no problem with it.

Vietnamese will wear Audace on important occasions, but Vietnamese still don't discuss it like we do.

Many countries or regions in the world have their own national characteristics or traditional costumes, and they will wear their own costumes to attend grand festivals and important occasions.

However, we are a vast country, but we are arguing about our national service, Hanfu. Some people even wear kimonos to recruit people overseas. How far is it to worship foreign things and flatter foreign countries? On our important occasions, men wear suits and women wear dresses, completely forgetting the quintessence of our country. Don't forget that there is no nation in America. The history of the United States is only over 200 years, and there is no historical background. Don't abandon our national tradition just because our nation worships foreign things and flatters foreign countries.

Dress freely, be patriotic and rational, and Chinese civilization is rich and colorful.

The country with the longest uninterrupted history and the largest population in the world does not have its own national costume, which is not only a great miracle, but also a great shame for the Chinese nation. Is it appropriate for giant pandas or yellow cattle to wear leopard skin or wolf skin all day? Don't you find it strange?

If King Wuling of Zhao, who rode and shot in Hu clothes, began to wear Hu clothes, it was only used as "work clothes" when riding and shooting; If the Han nationality was forced to change the dress tradition for thousands of years in the face of the fatal problem of "keeping hair" or "keeping head" in the early Qing Dynasty, then the national full-time khufu started at the beginning of the twentieth century was voluntary, and no one put a knife rest around our necks. The main reason is that under the influence of the Japanese, they have seriously misunderstood the ancestral culture, so that they have resolutely and thoroughly destroyed it.

/kloc-In the late 20th century, with the decline of China and the rise of the West, there was a trend of "leaving Asia and entering Europe". Fukuzawa Yukichi, the "Oriental Voltaire", was originally a sinologist who had read China's poems, but when China began to decline, he flatly attacked and criticized Confucianism. What's even more unexpected is that Japanese bullying and extermination have seriously favored a group of Japanese students who have studied in China for a century, including some celebrities who are still frequently mentioned.

Fukuzawa Yukichi even cursed Confucianism viciously, enlightening him: "Confucianism became worse and worse in later generations, gradually reducing people's wisdom and morality, and more and more villains and fools were handed down from generation to generation until the end of the world today. If this continues, it will simply become an animal world. "

With the total denial and malicious slander of Confucianism and China tradition, the Chinese Empire, which was a rich country in the world for thousands of years, such as Qin, Han, Tang and Song, became a poor and backward "feudal old China", and all spiritual and material heritages handed down in the history of China became the targets of attack and criticism, including the etiquette and costumes that our ancestors attached great importance to. Instead, it is a mixture of German soldier uniforms and student uniforms transferred from Japan.

Since then, this kind of "bunt" has been worn in all important occasions or major etiquette. By the early 1980s, the fashion of the upper class in the Republic of China had simply been replaced by the "national clothes" of all formal occasions-suits and cheongsam. What's even more amazing is that some people describe the cheongsam created by an overseas Chinese at the beginning of the last century to cater to the tastes of Americans as a traditional costume or national costume of China, which makes this conspicuous social flower costume become a "formal dress" for women.

The question here is not only whether the clothes come from the west or the east, but also whether they have long hair or long hair. What is reflected here is the big problem of national self-esteem, national self-confidence, cultural self-confidence and cultural inheritance. It is a pity, even a shame, for a big country standing in the east of the world and the only long-standing nation with a continuous civilization of more than 3,000 years to wear a suit as a formal suit on formal occasions at home and abroad.

The days when the imperialist powers arbitrarily ceded land for compensation and were trampled and bullied by others have become history forever. China has become the second richest country in the world, and the Chinese nation reborn from nirvana should have its own national costume.

By the way, the Hanfu mentioned here is not the so-called "Tang suit", let alone the "cheongsam". Qipao has the characteristics of Chinese style in Qing Dynasty except the collar and buttons, and other clothes absolutely meet the requirements of social butterfly or nightclub girl. The so-called "Tang suit" on the market now is actually not a traditional formal suit at all, but an improved version of the mandarin jacket of the Qing Dynasty, which is not suitable for use as a dress or national costume at all.