I saw a material, talking about the current popularity of Hanfu, and there are people wearing Hanfu in the streets and alleys of some places, but there are also people who become "moonlight people" in order to buy a Hanfu.
Indeed, there are many people who wear Hanfu to the world on short videos now, and they spread Hanfu culture all over the world, which is naturally commendable. Of course, there are also many people who wear Hanfu to attract attention, just to gain traffic.
This phenomenon can reflect in one way that our society has indeed strengthened cultural self-confidence.
The topic mentioned above reminds us of the girl who has graduated and returned to school to see her teacher in Hanfu.
The girl was very pretty, with long eyelashes like a doll, and watery eyes that sparkled as if she could speak. Wearing such a hanfu again, it is as if you have stepped out of a painting. The place she walked through inevitably caused everyone to stop and look back, quite a bit of a scene depicting Luo Fu's appearance in poetry.
So, you can imagine what kind of sensation the class caused when she stood at the door of the classroom waiting for the teacher.
One by one, the students' eyes widened and they all looked at the door. The teacher, who was lecturing, felt something strange and looked towards the door, only to find the man who had come out of the painting in a long dress.
The common feeling is: beautiful!
At the same time, everyone also has another feeling, that is, to wear this kind of clothing as ordinary clothing, and only fanatical young people can do it. After all, life is life. This kind of costume can be worn for performances and special occasions, but it probably takes a lot of courage to wear it in daily life.
However, the girl enjoys the feeling of being in the limelight, and maybe that's what she's trying to achieve.
From this girl, we think of the junior high school boy who likes cosplay.
The boy doesn't wear Hanfu, he likes to wear two-dimensional clothes from a certain anime story.
His outfit was a wizard's pointed black hat and a long black cloak, and a magic wand in his hand.
For this dress, the boy was frugal, and sometimes he was reluctant to spend the money given by his parents, so he saved it, and finally put the money and the New Year's money together, and secretly bought such a suit.
Later, the boy went to a show with his classmates. After the performance, he wore this costume and swaggered through the city to go home. When a child looked at him, he teased him with a magic wand, and said words in his mouth as if he were reciting some incantation.
The boy was also very satisfied. All he wants is someone to look at him and like that feeling of being noticed.
Parents don't understand, what's so fun about this, and even have many conflicts with their children because of this.
But each generation has its own way of playing, and it is normal to have a generation gap, and it is even more normal not to understand.
It's like someone likes bungee jumping and challenges death, or someone likes boxing and enjoys the thrill. But that kind of stimulation is not understood by many people, let alone enjoyed. But it doesn't just because you don't understand it doesn't exist.
When the child grows up, he won't play such childish games anymore, right?
Think about it, if you had a child in your family who likes to wear this kind of clothing, how would you react?
Slowly, though. Some children are in their thirties and are still playing online games, and parents can't see the hope of their children growing up. What does this mean?
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