There are such a group of people who, in the name of promoting traditional culture, build high walls and keep people who try to enter out. A netizen said that you don't even understand China culture. Do you buy Hanfu? You wear Hanfu? Are you worth it? While carrying forward the banner of traditional culture, we are painting the land as a prison to keep others out. In my opinion, this is the greatest evil. If you want to carry forward traditional culture, you have to spare no effort to pull everyone away, instead of kicking people who want to enter. Even those who want to get in have been kicked out. Those who didn't come in still want to come in?
According to this logic, I would like to ask people who hold this theory, do you know the cultural history of mobile phones when you use them? You wear high heels. Do you know the cultural history of high heels? And the list goes on. Do you have to understand China culture in Hanfu? Do those who claim to know really know? How many books have you read? What books have you read about Taiping Yu Lan, Wenyuan, Ci Fu Yuan Gui and Quan Tang Wen? How about poetry, songs, piano, chess, calligraphy and painting? How many skills can a gentleman know in six arts? I'm afraid many people have forgotten what six arts are.
China culture has a long history, based on non-exclusion, change at any time, all-encompassing, exchange and integration. Now the so-called Hanfu circle is engaged in cultural hegemony under the banner of cultural inheritance. Formulate rules and industry standards. Another one, don't bother the merchant, go to the consumer, what do you want to do? Hmm? What's the difference between the previous anti-Japanese demonstrations and burning Japanese cars? Some people think it's ugly, and that's the truth.
In fact, it is very strange that those shops are not in a hurry, but consumers are anxious and scrambling to suppress the so-called mountain. In my opinion, the truly copyright-conscious minority is the majority. Another, is the so-called positive really positive? How many pieces of so-called authentic Hanfu are composed of patterns designed by themselves instead of various patterns? Why don't those businesses apply for design patents? Why not defend rights when the design has been stolen by other stores? Why did safeguarding rights fail? Use your head! The so-called originality of those merchants in Hanfu circle is not even a work according to the requirements of intellectual property rights. Who is qualified to say plagiarism? Without intellectual property rights and patents, how dare you say that you are Hanfu original?
If you really want to promote traditional culture, don't talk about it, and don't kick those who want to enter. Some Meng Xin just entered the circle and wanted to ask which Chinese clothes were good, so they were sprayed, and they didn't know to check. I hate going to parties. Someone happily bought a Hanfu and wore it out, and a group of people from Hanfu circle came up to tell me what to do. You're not right. It's a mountain or something. Others can wear whatever they want. I don't know why there is such an atmosphere in Hanfu circle. Expensive people despise cheap ones, and cheap people despise the so-called shanzhai, forming a chain of contempt and hidden rules. You can't express yourself without suppressing others. Many people wear Hanfu, but they don't understand it, just because it looks good. Hanfu should be carried forward, how can it be carried forward without eliminating this chain of discrimination and these bad styles?