Huang said that the student code stipulates that students should dress neatly, but it does not stipulate that they should not wear Hanfu or other clothes. "There is no rule that they can't wear Hanfu, mainly neat and clean."
However, he said, maybe the school has its own rules to restrict students' dress. "It is also possible that the school can't accept students wearing this at once and needs further communication."
Another staff member of Yongkang Education Bureau said that although Hanfu is not a fancy dress, it would be strange if other students wear Qin Shihuang's clothes to class. Whether Hanfu is a strange costume is debatable.
"The situation that students wear Hanfu to school has never been heard of before. Many schools stipulate that students are not allowed to wear strange clothes, but it is debatable whether Hanfu is a strange dress. " Fang Tianlu, director of the Basic Education Division of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education, said.
He told reporters that Hanfu, as a traditional costume in ancient China, appeared in some specific festivals and activities, and there was no precedent for students to wear it in daily classes.
"If the school feels that it is not appropriate to wear it like this, it can communicate with it and let the students put on ordinary clothes without delaying their studies." Schools should guide them correctly, not force them to change clothes.
Shi, former director of the Psychological Counseling Center of Jinhua Second People's Hospital and now director of Beijing Yabo education counseling Center, has his own views on this matter.
"If this happens, don't use your subjective consciousness to look at any behavior, dress or language of others." Shi said that everyone has different personal values and must learn to be tolerant.
He thinks, first of all, we should communicate with Chen Hu to find out if there is any story behind her wearing Hanfu. If she wants to promote traditional culture, it is also a good thing.
"If the school is afraid of causing students turmoil or affecting classes, it can communicate with her and guide her correctly, telling her where to wear Hanfu or at the right time, instead of forcing her to change."
Shi believes that perhaps schools require rules and are not allowed to be unconventional, but students' innovative spirit and courage should be supported. I feel very bad after reading this news.
Wearing Hanfu in public places is nothing new in many places. Although the staff of Lizhou middle school and education department are "unheard of", this is by no means a reason to stifle it.
We should suspect a school that ignores students' safety and "forcibly isolates" them and lets them wander alone at night; We should believe that Chen Hu loves Hanfu and traditional culture from the bottom of his heart.
I have a friend who also loves Hanfu. Because of this, she chose industrial design as her major in university. After graduation, she integrated her favorite China traditional culture into her own design. At least, I think it is beautiful.
Her hometown is Fuyang, Anhui, a city that is not "advanced" than Jinhua.
Education should be inclusive. After so many years of "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude and guiding them according to the circumstances", how can you be scared by a little Hanfu and a fragile girl?
In this matter, people's hearts are more strange than Hanfu.