Chinese school uniform culture that people love and hate

Today is the annual college entrance examination. I wish everyone can achieve good results, enter their ideal school and start a new life. Looking back at the studentâ€™s life, classmates, teachers, classroom tables and chairs are all memories that we will remember. Of course, we must not forget the uniforms we love and hate. Let's find out about the school uniform today

School uniforms are also called student outfits. It first originated in Europe. In China, it was originally a type of men's tops. Because it was named after the May 4th Movement's favorite clothing for senior and middle school students, the overall shape is similar to that of a tunic, but the style of collar and bag is different. Select materials to the line card, polyester-cotton card-based, simple and neat style.

Modern is the unified dress of students in school. It has positive significance in ensuring school safety, establishing a school image, cultivating good school spirit, strengthening classroom discipline, reducing stress, and eliminating factors that interfere with learning. Many countries in the world have had formal uniform uniforms in the middle of the 20th century. China also began to implement uniforms nationwide in 1991.

The school uniform made us love and hate mainly because of its more rustic style. At the age of the most loved beauty, the age that most wanted to publicize the personality met the Chinese school uniform. It was fun to think about it.

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Peng Liyuan and Mrs. Obamaâ€™s wife Michelle jointly visited the Second Normal University of Beijing Normal University. The Chinese uniforms were allegedly â€œuglyâ€ to the world.

Of course, the Chinese school uniform has also begun to improve because it has been being sprained. But it is more and more far away in the way of copying other countries. Let's take a look at the uniforms in various countries.

Japan: Japan's uniforms are mostly uniform, and students often wear school uniforms in groups. Japanese school uniforms are generally commissioned by the school. Once they are set, they will not change for many years.

Australia: Both boys and girls must wear school uniforms, black shoes and black socks, and only physical education can change their sportswear. (If China Uniform is like this, I'm willing to wear it too)

United Kingdom: British school uniforms can often show the uniqueness and temperament of the British royal family from the details.

South Korea: South Korean boys school uniforms are mostly white shirt suit trousers, girls are mostly white shirts and plaid pleated skirts, youthful and fashionable.

United States: In addition to church schools and some private schools, public schools do not require students to wear school uniforms. However, when graduating, the school will ask for uniform uniforms for graduation.