Your waiters here are all dressed in Hanfu, which makes you wander in ancient times. It is said that they have undergone rigorous examinations and training, and their salaries are also very high. You like to wear Hanfu, so wear it. Of course, with the development of modern society, it is understandable to add some elements of the times, just don't go too far. Nowadays, the Hanfu dress under the secondary culture has confused the younger generation. But maybe any cultural phenomenon has its reasons, I don't quite understand. It is mandatory to wear inconvenient Chinese clothes to work. You can refer to Japan in the East. Who has seen the Japanese wear kimonos all day? Their clothes are also divided into time and place.

Therefore, people who are inconvenient to wear Hanfu can not wear it.

Nowadays, some young people like Hanfu and admire Hanfu, but Hanfu will never become an ordinary dress. Look, Hanfu long-sleeved dress is wide. In today's society, local tyrants and grassroots are inconvenient to wear in daily life, and their work is more troublesome. Inapplicability is its fatal flaw! Even if you make it gorgeous and put it in a clothing store, you still think the popularity of Hanfu is a good thing. Since you want to wear it, you don't have to worry too much about being scolded by others, because this is not what those people should do at all. Third, take preventive measures and then think.

In other words, it is better for everyone to wear China elements. Clothes should also keep pace with the times and adapt to life. If you persist and stick to your own opinions, there is really no hope of revival. It should be a happy thing to wear Hanfu to suit your own needs. As for whether it is an original or not, leave it to experts and scholars to appreciate it themselves.

Because I think it looks good, there is no problem in choosing Hanfu, buying Hanfu and wearing Hanfu. Just when buying, don't be deceived by forged factors such as culture, history and nationality. Spent money that shouldn't have been spent. This etiquette means that the poor are not asked in the street, and the rich are found in the mountains. That is to say, our country is rich and strong.