Can modern people wear Hanfu to the streets? Why?

I think modern people can wear Hanfu to the streets. What clothes to wear is everyone's freedom, as long as it does not affect morality and city appearance.

Nowadays, individual freedom is more and more respected, society is more and more inclusive, and people's ability to accept things is getting better and better. Hanfu only appeared in tourist attractions or photo studios from the beginning, and now it can be seen on the street at will, which has changed a lot. The beauty of Hanfu is liked by more and more people, and some people regard Hanfu as their daily wear.

Hanfu culture has gradually become popular in recent years. Compared with South Korea and Japan, Hanfu culture in China was popularized too late. China people will wear hanbok and kimono to participate in certain festivals in Korea and Japan. There is a strong sense of ceremony, and a good hanbok or kimono is valuable. On the other hand, in China, there is no festival that requires us to wear Hanfu. China has a long cultural history, but paying attention to culture and etiquette is far less important than that of a small country.

Personally, I am very supportive of wearing Hanfu to the streets. Hanfu has a variety of styles, unique national characteristics and styles, and is very beautiful, which fully reflects the gentleness of ancient women. The clothing styles of Korea, Japan and many other countries are influenced by Hanfu.

It is also a way for pedestrians to wear Hanfu to the streets to spread China culture, and I also hope to wear Hanfu to the streets on National Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and other festivals in the future to create a strong festive atmosphere and return to the feast of previous festivals. Wearing Hanfu to the streets is also a beautiful landscape. The combination of exquisite Hanfu and costume hairstyle can make people shine and attract attention.

The recognition of Hanfu is also a part of national consciousness. Hanfu is one of the ancient costumes in China, and we should not exclude it. It is the clothes worn by our ancestors, which has gathered thousands of years of culture in China. We should respect passers-by, their preferences and their courage.