Should the teacher control the students to draw pictures on clothes and wear them out?

Personally, I think I can handle my own clothes, but don't draw on my school uniform. Because school uniforms are uniform, they are called school uniforms. Everyone should be the same. Unless you are afraid of being taken wrong by others, you can write a name or make a small mark in an inconspicuous place. In middle school, everyone liked individualism, but when you grow up, you will find it naive. Of course, at that age, you should behave like that, otherwise you are too old.

But as teachers, middle school students should obey the rules, or they will be out of control when they grow up. Because they are responsible for you, a little traditional and rigid, they will take care of some small things that you find incredible, but you only need to understand the pains of teachers, because they think that school is a place for learning, not for personality.

In addition, although you can paint your own clothes, you'd better not wear too unconventional clothes at school and paint your own clothes like something. When you go to college, you will understand that although everyone wears a variety of clothes, few of them stand out. There are aliens, but they are all in the minority and will be pointed out by others. Therefore, when you grow up, everyone tends to be dull, and you are all looking for something different in dullness. You middle school students had better behave yourself. You can show them on paper or other places, or on clothes, but don't show them off. You can wear them on your body.