What's it like to see people wearing Hanfu walking down the street?

Now is an era of open culture, so when you walk in the street, you can always see many people wearing different clothes, such as Hanfu, Lolita or jk uniforms. These different clothes come from different places, such as Hanfu in China, Lolita in European countries and jk uniforms in Japan.

Different clothes also represent the styles and attitudes of different countries. For example, Lolita's little dress feels like a little princess, so many girls like it. I think Hanfu, as a kind of ancient costume, also has its own significance.

Wearing the clothes of the Han family, rejuvenating the country with etiquette? This is a popular sentence on the Internet. For me, I like Hanfu very much. Although it looks different from normal clothes, it also represents the culture of the Han nationality. Most of us in China are Han people. If we look at Hanfu from the perspective of national costume, we won't feel how strange it is. Many people think Hanfu is? Fairy dress? Even think it is? Strange clothes? But I think these ideas are biased.

Take the Miao nationality as an example. If Miao people wear Miao costumes to the streets, no one will think that they are deliberately attracting attention, because that is their costume, and they will wear it in the village. So many people are biased against Hanfu because it is not clear that it is a traditional costume of the Han nationality. Once out of this mode, they won't care where they see it on the street. People wearing hanfu? This matter.

Generally speaking, Hanfu, as a culture, has been widely spread by virtue of its own characteristics, and many foreigners will yearn for such Hanfu, so it is no problem for China people to wear their own clothes, or even a matter of course. I look forward to one day, you can wear anything in the street, everyone wears different clothes to show their unique beauty, and passers-by will also give each other an inclusive attitude. That kind of society is what I long for.