The central media angrily denounced the sky-high sneakers. What's your attitude towards sneaker culture?

I think we should treat it with a normal heart, don't compare ourselves excessively, and don't directly deny it.

Some people do like to collect sneakers, which is a personal hobby, and we can't interfere too much. But if some people maliciously raise the price of shoes for the benefit of others, such behavior is opportunistic. What's more, this kind of people use so-called patriotism to speculate on shoes, which has caused widespread controversy.

The central media angrily denounced the sky-high sneakers.

This sneaker is way of wade IV introduced by Li Ning, and belongs to limited edition sneakers. The most beautiful color is silver, which is recognized as the best-selling shoe. When everyone didn't buy Adi Nike, some people began to speculate on wade IV, pushing the original price 1499 to nearly 50,000, which can be said to be sky-high sneakers. The central media directly denounced such high-priced sneakers, thinking that such behavior was very excessive and led to unhealthy atmosphere.

Sneakers are not blindly comparing.

People who like sneakers are generally young people, mostly college students and friends who have just left society. For these people, they may have some hobbies about sneakers, which we can all understand, but we can't blindly compare each other when we look at sneakers, let alone speculate on the so-called new models and limited models. Young people need a correct outlook on life and can't use patriotism to speculate on shoes.

There is no need to deny the sneaker culture.

Sneaker culture is actually a small circle. Although most people don't fry shoes and don't like sneakers that much, after all, hobbies are someone else's business, not ours. We have always emphasized respect for the diversity of society, and I think we should also respect the preferences of others when facing these cultures. There is nothing wrong with sneakers, but people are wrong. Regarding the hype of sneakers, I think it is those who maliciously speculate on brand-name sneakers, not the sneaker culture itself.