I think there are two possibilities. The first possibility is that these two women are ignorant and don't realize the seriousness of the situation. In this case, they can be forgiven. The second possibility is that these two women are Japanese intellectuals or Japanese at all, and they deliberately wore kimonos to the military base to provoke or spy on information on the eve of China's National Day. This situation should be strictly investigated.

What happened:

Near the National Day, a man quarreled with two women wearing kimonos at Kaipudi Railway Station in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province. The man pointed out that there were two women wearing kimonos taking pictures here. This is a military base, and warships are parked in the harbor. Moreover, it is the eve of the National Day, and men think that women's practices are inappropriate in both time and place.

It is understood that Kaipudi Railway Station is located in the west port area of Qinhuangdao Port, where there are not only military bases, but also a large number of industrial sites during the Anti-Japanese War. In response, the local public security bureau also responded that there is indeed a military base nearby, and no one is allowed to take pictures here no matter what they wear.

So what? Can the behavior of two women be understood as sunny?

Although kimono is the national costume of Japan, everyone's wearing style is the embodiment of personal preference, and there is nothing wrong with what style clothes individuals like to wear. Just like many people like watching Japanese anime and eating Japanese food, it can't be said that it is sunny.

However, even if you like it, you should distinguish the occasion. You can't wear kimono on any occasion. You can wear kimono to play in other scenic spots or public places, and everyone will get in your way. However, if you wear a kimono and take photos at the site of the Japanese invaders, China people will definitely not allow it. This situation is sunny. It is an insult to the Chinese nation, a disrespect for the heroes of the Anti-Japanese War and a serious pro-Japanese act.

In addition, it happened on the eve of the National Day, which is a solemn and sacred day for the Chinese nation to celebrate its great victory, and women's behavior is even more inappropriate.

In addition, the location where women take photos is not only as simple as the Japanese invasion site, but more importantly, the military base. Don't say wearing kimono to take pictures, even wearing other clothes to take pictures is not allowed. In this case, people have to question whether the two women disguised as tourists to spy on military intelligence.

The identities of these two women are questionable and must be investigated.