As a mom, I've been quite speechless about a children's clothing brand lately, no, to be exact. I don't understand what kind of "fashion considerations" can be used to design such a spooky children's clothing.
When the news first came out, I didn't care too much, thinking that a pattern was biased, and I was still thinking: How can anything become news now?
Later, more and more media reported on this matter, and I understood that it was not a simple design of one pattern, but that there was a problem with their overall design.
At that time, in order to look at the news more objectively, I did not read the detailed explanation of the horror patterns, but went to the Internet to search for pictures, I wanted to see how I felt when I saw those patterns as an ordinary consumer.
When browsing the pictures one by one, most of the patterns give me the feeling of being quite impressionistic, and I don't understand what the specific painting is, but there are also a few patterns that really surprised me, such as the following one:
I was a little uncomfortable seeing this pattern on the basis of not having any existing impressions, and I always felt that a person was looking at me in pain, expecting my rescue.
Later, I read the comments of netizens, a person is being pierced by ten thousand arrows, and I think that netizens have summed it up really in place.
I, an adult, can't turn a blind eye to the pain conveyed by this pattern, and I don't know how a good-natured child will feel when he sees it.
It is said that this pattern is from the well-known American comic "The Adventures of Little Nemo Dreamland", and I don't know if Jiangnan Cloth pays people's copyright fees.
There are some similar patterns that I don't feel comfortable with, especially when I consciously pay attention to the English on the pattern (usually buy clothes may not pay too much attention to the English content, but this time I heard about this English, when I read it, I can't help but pay attention to what is written in English), there is a pattern on the English that makes my scalp tingle, the original text is like this:
The whole place is full of Indians. I will take this gun and blow them to pieces.
Translated Chinese, this passage means: There are Indians everywhere here, and I will cut them all to pieces with a gun.
If it were not for English but Chinese, would anyone be willing to wear a dress with this sentence printed on it? I don't think normal people will.
The picture shows a cute child, which has nothing to do with the brand mentioned in the article
Now many children have begun to learn English from a young age, it is likely that some children can understand this sentence, but without the corresponding knowledge to support, can they understand the history and background contained in this sentence?
If they do not understand the historical background of this sentence, how will they understand this sentence? Would it be felt that indians were a human race that could be "slaughtered"?
In addition, there are "welcome to hell", "let me touch you", etc., coupled with the devil knocking off the child's leg, a lewd man to touch a captive child, it is shocking to see.
Is this allegory suitable for children? This scale, adults are difficult to accept well!
Although I have never bought my baby a brand of jiangnan cloth clothes, after seeing these patterns, I am really angry.
I really can't understand, what are the criteria for selecting a designer for a "national brand", and what are the criteria for approving whether a piece of clothing can be mass-produced?
Feelings We can say that we are exhausted and cowering in order for our children to grow up physically and mentally, but some people use our trust and use an imperceptible means to bring our children into the ditch little by little.
Don't say that I am making a fuss, alarmist, and something that is related to the physical and mental health of the child, I can't be sloppy in the slightest!
Some people say that this is a style called "cult classic", and parents can't appreciate it, which doesn't mean it shouldn't exist.
To be honest, I am not illiterate, and I have a certain understanding of the cult style, but what we are angry about is not the existence of the cult style, but whether it is appropriate to use it on cute children.
I remember the year before or the year before, some organization used illegal means to upload a lot of cult-style animation clips to major video websites, and the style of painting was quite frightening, such as: Minnie cut off Mickey's ears with scissors; adults dressed up as the protagonists in classic fairy tales, and then did obscene actions...
Whether these things are suitable for mature adults with three views is still controversial, and do you think it is appropriate for children who are curious about the world and cannot fully distinguish between right and wrong?
Some things can't be sold, some things can only be sold to adults, and some things are not suitable for sale to children. This is the most basic truth that sales should understand.
If there is a problem with so many clothes, is it a management oversight, or is there a problem with the design style itself, or is there any other purpose?
As a consumer who has not bought his clothes, I may not have the right to ask Jiangnan Cloth for a sincere explanation.
But as a mother of a child, I really hope that the whole society, no matter what industry, organization, or individual, can take care of the children's world carefully, because they are the family and the future of the country!
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