What Is The Trend Of High Heeled Shoes In China?

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The name of the website may sound strange. It is plated from the Chinese high heels club.

But there's nothing to make a fuss about.

Some English plations in China can be described in a grotesque way.

In the past 3 years, di Yu Fei has always been concerned about fashion.

The height of heels is increasing.

The slender, long haired woman stumbled along the uneven sidewalk with high heels similar to chopsticks.

To keep themselves upright, their calf muscles are tight.

Even Diyu Fei's daughter's kindergarten teacher also wears high heels to work.

20 centimeters of high heels are popular.

The article said that in the past year, a series of incidents occurred in Cannes, London and Tokyo. Women wearing flat shoes were publicly criticized.

In Diyu Fei's view, if you like, high heeled shoes can be worn without any harm. But why do we have to say to our ladies that it is ugly to wear high heels?

Diyu Fei made a call to the website selling high-heeled shoes: a stranger named Chen Yan came to Guangzhou 1200 miles away.

Di Yufei said what he thought.

He said cautiously, "I am just a website administrator."

It doesn't matter, di Yu Fei said with ease.

Di Yu Fei said, "does Mr. Chen have a telephone call from the manager or other members of the website?" or "what do you think of yourself? I want to write super high heels."

She said.

The other side replied with great composure: "actually, I am also responsible for managing this website.

What do you really want to know? "

It sounds hopeful.

High heeled shoes in China

What is it? Is there any discussion about the health or safety problems of wearing high heels?

He said, "I remember when my age was about 6, my mom started wearing high heels.

I was born in 1980. "

Di Yu Fei asked him if he had data on the sales of high-heeled shoes on the website, and the proportion of middle heels, high heels and super high heels in the shoes he sold.

He said, "I think I should tell you that we are actually a fetish club.

We were founded in 2002 and are the first in China.

Because of China's relevant laws, we can not openly advocate fetishism.

We rely on the sale of high-heeled shoes to fund our activities.

"In fact, most of our members are male," he added.

As for Mr. Chen, he said he thought high heels embodied materialism.

He said: "the income of Chinese people is increasing, and their demand for heel height is increasing with materialism."

He said, "when you wear high heels, you can't go for a walk.

You need a car.

If you don't have a car, you can't wear high heels.

This does not prevent women from stumbling on the sidewalk of Sanlitun. She says she will not judge them.