Many Chinese people like to wear T-shirts with English words on them? Why~

Popular culture, I believe that cultural shirts are not popular in China, but in Europe and the United States. They often print a slogan on T-shirts to express their stance and demands, and walk around on the street. , others will know what you want to shout out, what you advocate, and what you want without having to speak.

Even though cultural shirts are still very popular now, cultural shirts were not mass-produced in the beginning. They were painted by yourself or printed by a professional place. Even if they are mass-produced, they are limited. But after this kind of culture changed from a niche to a popular culture, it began to spread. If some random patterns and words were printed on it, ignorant young people would think it was cool and stylish.

In China (at least among the people), they outwardly reject Japanese culture but secretly like it. They also have many complicated emotions towards Europe and the United States. If they like it too much, they worship foreign countries, and the moon in foreign countries is rounder than that of China. If they are too indifferent, they have no knowledge. , no taste, no international vision. He is really ignorant and cannot see the real connotation. He has something to say if others like him, and he has something to say if he doesn't like it. But if European and American culture is so popular that anyone can like it, no one will criticize you. But often at this time, we fall into the collective unconsciousness. Everyone worships but does not understand the true connotation and meaning of what they worship.

In short, my opinion is that the so-called admiration for foreign things means blindly liking foreign things, even if you don’t know its connotation, and even abandoning the essence of your own culture at the same time. The situation you mentioned can be seen as people’s subconscious admiration for foreigners. Chongyang is judged by how we view foreign culture and domestic culture, rather than by how much we like foreign culture.

I think the reason you gave so many points is to find someone who can explain this phenomenon clearly. Of course, this phenomenon can be taken as a matter of course and does not require explanation, and the influence of potential cultural factors on human psychology can also be found.

This phenomenon can be seen from the perspective of consumer psychology. T-shirts may not be expensive consumer goods, but large-volume sales can still bring considerable profits, and some T-shirts are not cheap. People who design T-shirts are nothing more than taking advantage of people’s mentality of catering to popular culture [the herd mentality mentioned above]. An ordinary T-shirt printed with some patterns and words represents a style, and more importantly, an ideology [including criticism of The style design of T-shirts can also use trendy and alternative styles in popular culture to cater to the psychology of consumer groups].

//Foreign friends must have "expertise" in China. Many things that foreign countries do not take seriously are regarded as treasures in China (FTR, a recent report said that the domestic luxury goods consumer market is very broad and growing rapidly). Blindly worship. If he is interested in sociology and social psychology, he can find the answer there.