Why did Huaihai Road in Suzhou become a "Japanese street" when many women were walking in the street wearing kimonos?

Suzhou Huaihai Street was originally designed to facilitate the employees of Japanese-funded enterprises who came to Suzhou to invest and build factories to adapt to local life. Later, because of the unique Japanese-style shops and buildings, tourists came to visit one after another, and the surrounding environment resembled Japanese streets, and many online celebrities came to take pictures.

1. There are many Japanese-funded enterprises in Suzhou, and Huaihai Street was built for the convenience of the Japanese. Although Suzhou is rich in silk, there are also many Japanese-funded enterprises in Suzhou, such as Epson, Panasonic, Sony and Canon. Most of them are manufacturing enterprises, but there are also many financial enterprises. According to statistics, there are 65438+ 10,000+Japanese-funded enterprises in Suzhou. Because of the characteristics of Japanese-funded enterprises, the management is basically Japanese. In order to let these Japanese-funded enterprises take root in Suzhou, Suzhou was specially established.

Huaihai Street has been like this for more than 20 years. At first, it was not as gorgeous as it is now, and there were not so many tourists coming here. Only people who like Japanese food will come here regularly to taste delicious food. In April 2020, it was rebuilt here. At night, all the lights are turned on, just like in Japan, which attracts online celebrities to take pictures, and the number of people here begins to increase.

Second, people in China have gradually accepted it, but they still can't accept that people in China wear kimonos. Most people who visit Huaihai Road can eat authentic Japanese food. The restaurants here are basically run by Japanese, so you can rent kimonos to take pictures here. Many people say that it is unacceptable for China people to wear kimonos. Because of the historical origin of China and Japan, most people in China still have some bad feelings about Japanese traditional costumes. Before, some aunts criticized girls for wearing kimonos to take pictures on the streets, and they were also hotly debated by netizens because of hot search.

In fact, it is not unusual for China people to wear kimonos. Japanese culture and products are gradually merging into the life of China people. Cars, cosmetics, mobile phones, and many things that Japanese people like to see are all filling the lives of China people. If someone wants to experience the feeling of wearing kimono, there is actually no problem. Is there really no need to rise to? Forgetfulness? This high point to blame.

Finally: everyone has the right to choose, and how to choose is also personal freedom. So why not boycott Lin Chi-ling who married a Japanese?