On Champagne Street in Paris, France, Chinese young people took to the streets to protest against Dior’s copying of Chinese horse-faced skirts

The incident of Dior plagiarizing a Chinese horse-faced skirt is coming later.

Earlier this month, Dior's women's midi skirt, which it billed as an "iconic Dior silhouette," sparked outrage, saying "this is naked plagiarism and cultural plagiarism."

Faced with strong opposition from domestic netizens, Dior removed the product from its domestic website on the grounds that the product was sold out. However, foreign websites are still selling fashion that is billed as "cultural creativity from South Korea and France" single product, and did not apologize for the plagiarism incident.

On July 23, young people from all over France and many European countries, wearing Chinese women’s traditional horse-faced skirts, held up slogans and took to the streets of Champagne Street in Paris, France, to protest against Dior’s plagiarism from China. Horse-faced skirt behavior.

Under the protection of the French police, these Hanfu comrades walked from the Rue de Champagne in Paris to the Arc de Triomphe to promote Chinese Hanfu to foreigners, a so-called "iconic Dior silhouette" women's midi skirt To be clear, Dior is plagiarizing our Chinese horse-faced skirts!

The protest march by Hanfu fellows in Paris, France, allowed the French and Western countries to see and hear our voice and determination to protect Chinese civilization. !

A one-day protest march may not make the always arrogant Dior bow his head and apologize, but now at least Dior has removed this women's skirt that was listed on foreign websites.

Maybe some people think that a skirt is nothing, but the essence of the problem is that once Dior's so-called "iconic Dior silhouette" is recognized, Dior can sue all domestic merchants and manufacturers that make horse noodles.

At the end of the last century and the beginning of this century, Han culture enthusiasts, mainly young people, intellectuals, and business groups, spontaneously organized the Chinese Culture Revival Movement, which started with the return of Hanfu and aimed at reviving Chinese culture. unfold.

After more than 20 years of development, the domestic Hanfu market has formed a huge market, with annual profits exceeding 10 billion. Major foreign brands, led by Dior, are also smelling business opportunities and are already salivating and ready to pick peaches.

Then other foreign brands will swarm in like wolves, tearing apart the domestic Hanfu market, and the Chinese traditional culture market will suffer a disaster!

Although this is not the first time that foreign luxury brands have borrowed Chinese culture, for example, the prototype of Shrek’s shape is a bronze from my country; a certain brand’s iconic luggage pattern comes from ancient Chinese traditional musical instruments. ....But this is the first time for someone like Dior to plagiarize nakedly and call a deer a horse, but after the first time, there will be a second and third time...

Just like netizens As the commentator said, "100 years ago, they robbed me of cultural relics, and now they are robbing our culture." Protecting Chinese civilization and inheriting traditional Chinese culture starts with me, and we cannot let the good things left by our ancestors fail to us. In the hands of others.