Big Dressing

I remember asking my foreign friends to go to the opera once.

I am filled with joy in wearing a white dress.

Because there are several people, we agreed to go to his house first and then start together.

When I get to his home, I can't see it well.

Everyone else was dressed casually.

I look so out of place in my dress that I am even clumsy.

The opera was performed on a sports ground.

Everyone will be sitting on the grass.

It can be said to be a regular but relaxing performance, so there is no need to dress.

They blamed themselves for not asking their friends, but they made a fool of themselves.

Speaking of the word "foreign", what is contained in it really summarizes the changes of China in the past hundred years.

Making a fool of oneself means making a fool of oneself.

It turned out that we Chinese felt that the appearance of foreigners was ugly.

Obviously, when the word came into being, the Chinese aesthetic standard was based on Chinese culture. Everything that did not conform to Chinese culture was bad and ugly.

But after nearly a hundred years of ups and downs, the taste of Chinese people has greatly improved.

I don't have any special opinions on whether or not to wear a western dress, but I think some Chinese people wear Western suits or not, giving people a sense of wearing the wrong clothes.

It's like the first time we saw a foreigner dressed in a Tang costume.

I often hear my countrymen say that foreigners are dressed.

Casual.

Maybe because of the idea they wear.

It was casual.

In fact, this is very wrong.

Foreigner

There are many rules.

Generally speaking, it is decided whether the clothes are appropriate.

Formal occasions can not be worn out, that is, regular occasions are also a set of rules for dressing.

For example, if a foreign friend asks for a meal, although it is different from the Queen's request for a meal, wearing jeans does not seem to respect the host family very much.

But if it's a good friend, it's different to go to McDonald's.

So though I was wearing a very good white dress, I didn't make a spectacle because I was dressed too ceremoniously.

After returning home, I found that the problem seemed to have different views.

Many people seem to have adopted the policy of making foreign things serve China.

Or wear your own rules.

The workers at the building near my home basically wear suits and mud.

I mentioned that they were not discriminated against me. They felt that workers should not wear suits and mud, but because I wore them to Chinese people.

Whether or not to create a set of specifications has yet to come up with an answer.

In China, I often see some people running on the streets in pajamas.

The most interesting time was in Shanghai. On the East Nanjing Road, I saw two couples walking around in pajamas.

The hair is meticulous, with sunglasses and shoes.

Pajamas must not be worn in front of outsiders.

Many foreigners feel that wearing pajamas is not the same as wearing no clothes. He would rather you saw him in his underwear than you would see him in his pajamas.

Such paranoia is also strange, but their habits are like this.

Therefore, we must not wear pajamas to the next door neighbor to borrow sugar or salt, otherwise the hostess will feel that Beijing men are uncivilized.