Women wearing kimonos on Huaihai Road in Suzhou are controversial. Why can't they eat Japanese food without being scolded for wearing kimonos?

Women in Huaihai Road, Suzhou, caused controversy because they wore kimonos to take pictures. Since Huaihai Street has eaten Japanese food, why can't it wear kimono?

First, people are too sensitive, which makes Huaihai Street feel like Japanese Street, and wearing kimono is also for the occasion. Huaihai Road has almost become a street in Japan. Almost all the streets are full of Japanese food, but no one said that they would eat Japanese food. Women wearing kimonos and taking pictures were sprayed by everyone, saying that they forgot their roots and that they were working women who did not know how to hate.

In fact, kimono is good as a representative of Japanese culture, but you can watch Japanese anime, you like Japanese stars, you eat Japanese food with relish, and you resist it in every way when it's kimono's turn. Does it mean that wearing kimono means that I am Japanese and there is Chinatown in foreign countries? Do people have to be patriotic without wearing Tang suit?

So this is just a representation of culture. Huaihai Road is already very Japanese. People wear kimonos to take pictures just for this occasion. Why not?

Second, wearing kimono does not mean forgetting one's roots, so we should treat it rationally. Not only that, my aunt also reprimanded a girl who was wearing a kimono and taking pictures by the West Lake, thinking that it would damage the image of China. In fact, this is completely unnecessary. After all, many people now drive Japanese cars and use digital products and cosmetics made in Japan. Is it true that other countries don't wear clothes made in China for patriotism?

What's more, some girls wear kimonos just because they think they look good. But also in Huaihai Road, a place with a strong Japanese atmosphere. This is actually no problem, just for the occasion. You really don't have to make such a fuss

There is no need to think too much. After all, many people like Japanese food. The reason why they refuse to wear kimono is because they think the meaning behind it. But clothes are clothes and have nothing to do with Japan. They are just a Japanese culture. Why should they be too serious?