Why do you wear Hanfu to school?

Students' campus life is inseparable from the figure of school uniforms. China's school uniforms are mostly blue or red sportswear, with a loose layout.

Moreover, considering that students are still growing up, the size of school uniforms is often larger, which is also to reduce the financial burden of parents and make school uniforms more durable. However, these ideas of the school have not been supported by the students.

Everyone who came from the school days must have spit out his school uniform and made his own small "design" for it.

For students whose aesthetics are developing rapidly, it is really painful to wear the same clothes every day, and these clothes may not be comfortable and fit.

Many post-80s and post-90s campus lives are spent in the days of wearing school uniforms day after day, but in recent years, this rule that school uniforms must be worn in schools is slowly being adjusted.

A primary school in Shijiazhuang set up Hanfu Day, where students can dress freely, release their individuality and promote all-round development.

Just recently, a school uniform regulation issued by a primary school in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province broke this inherent thinking and began to make students' campus clothes more interesting and novel.

The school stipulates that students can voluntarily wear Hanfu to school on Thursday. After the promulgation of this regulation, it immediately aroused enthusiastic response from children. Judging from the pictures in the news interview, the children are very happy to come to school in beautiful Hanfu.

In fact, it is not a case that this school stipulates that it is not necessary to wear school uniforms on Thursdays. Before that, many schools designated Thursday or other days as days when school uniforms were not allowed, but this school in Shijiazhuang stipulated that children could wear Hanfu, which attracted many people's attention.

Hanfu is a traditional costume in our country, which embodies our unique historical and cultural features. In recent years, it has been sought after by many young people. This school encourages students to wear Hanfu, hoping to cultivate children to like our China culture and enhance their cultural self-confidence.

In fact, no matter what kind of clothes you wear, the purpose of setting up Clothing Freedom Day in schools is to give children an opportunity to express their preferences and show them their opportunities. Compared with monotonous school uniforms, children also prefer to wear clothes that can show their own characteristics.