The Relationship Between Japanese Dress Characteristics And Social Psychology

According to the world clothing and shoe net reporter, in Japan, clothing is not only the basis of identity, but also can create team spirit and sense of partnership. It is also similar to the protective film, so as to prevent unnecessary trouble.

The symbol of uniforms is the invisible brainwashing of self-consciousness, which cleverly divides different groups, and contrasting the collective, giving the members the role consciousness and collective consciousness.

Dress and even uniform are the epoch-making events in human civilization and played the role of "making a difference".

The significance of dress to modern people has already exceeded the function of heating cover and has become the symbol of identity.

As a social cultural phenomenon, clothing is a hidden language of human beings, an expression of collective unconscious, and an extension of self spirit and an attitude towards life.

In Japan's clothing culture, the first thing that comes to mind is Japan.

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In 1886, the Edo shogunate made a "uniform" for the land and navy.

In the Edo period, Japan only traded with Holland.

This kind of foreign military uniform, which is different from traditional Japanese clothing, is called "Western-style clothes". The word "Western-style clothes" has been widely used by Japanese people nowadays.

The uniform was first made by the government, and the Ministry of engineering, the provincial Ministry of engineering and the Sapporo agricultural school, began making school uniforms in 1873.

The Imperial College of Hong Kong (now the University of learning) was widely adopted by other universities in 1879 when Imperial University of Tokyo (now University of Tokyo) was making school uniforms. The male students were in the army uniform style, while the girls were in the navy navy uniform style as the basic section.

It is said that by the end of 1895, Sun Zhongshan was cut and braided in Yokohama, Japan, and learned from the style of Japanese military academy's official uniform. It was once a symbol of fashion and revolution and swept China.

Japanese pupil backpack schoolbag is also a new version of Holland military bag.

I can see 3355 cute little Turtles who go to school and school every day, wearing bowler hat and carrying turtle shells.

Uniforms are very common in Japan.

Students have

The service industry has uniforms.

Children on the nursery, outdoor activities every day to wear a unified nursery conservation hat, hats, yellow, pink, blue, green, different classes of different colors.

If we say what the same advantages are, we can say that in Japan, clothing is not only the basis of identity, but also a team spirit and sense of partnership. It is also similar to the protective film, which prevents unnecessary troubles.

The symbol of uniforms is the invisible brainwashing of self-consciousness, which cleverly divides different groups, and contrasting the collective, giving the members the role consciousness and collective consciousness.

Representing the ideal profession and the uniform of the excellent school can not only realize the sense of superiority of the members, but also attract the envy and longing of others.

Uniforms are internalized into psychological identity through this visual unity.

If we say that the shortcomings of uniforms make individuals unable to express their individuality freely, then this shortcoming will give psychological compensation through the way of superiority in the distinction between uniforms and others.

Other countries do not seem to like this kind of "classification" of people through uniforms.

Apart from military, police and other industries that need strong recognition, they rarely wear the same clothes.

No matter which country, the police and nurses will not be allowed to wear civilian clothes. They need to convey their professional functions clearly to the objects.

School uniform is a good thing for children who are not interested in fashion and are not interested in fashion.

Just like all Japanese primary and middle school lunches are supplied by schools, everyone is the same, and not your choice. This can effectively avoid the unnecessary comparison between daily lunch and lunch.

School uniform is also a clear requirement for a country to standardize students' consciousness.

Even a casual child, after wearing a uniform, will try hard to maintain the correctness of his behavior.

Japan's "753" festival, that is, when boys are three or five, girls wear kimono at the age of three and seven, and their parents are led to the shrine to pray for health and safety.

On that day, my mother told me that when she wore a kimono to her three year old daughter, she suddenly became very good and kept an eye on facial expression and posture.

This indeed verifies that dress and even uniform are the epoch-making events in human civilization, and have played the role of "making a difference".

This is actually the case.

It has important moral functions.

Wearing a uniform shows a social role, requiring public awareness, that is, a reminder of its identity. It is virtually required to be clear and professional.

We recognize that the Japanese sense of service is world class.

If a waiter is polite to you, please don't be sentimental. It's just his job. He doesn't have any personal feelings. His dedication to the service is actually "business and business" for the Japanese.

This is also a comparison of the consciousness of the people in the pursuit of free dress and those with strict uniforms in every industry.

It is not known whether it is a good thing or a bad thing. Modern people have a strict distinction on the functional nature of clothing, which is at least based on the abundant economic conditions.

No one in Japan will wear shoes and mountaineering clothes to work.

There are also locker rooms in Japanese schools, so there is no need to wear sportswear to school early in sports classes.

In Japanese academic conferences, Chinese people have a high degree of recognition, rather than temperament, because their dress is relatively casual, such as checked shirts and jackets.

At school opening ceremonies and meetings or interviews, the Japanese dress is always a low-key two button black suit trousers or suit dress suit, carrying a black leather bag with no decorations. This will make me cross in a flash. The feeling of deja vu is like seeing a black leather bag imported from Korea in the market with her mother when she was a child.

It is a strange phenomenon that Westerners are more willing to wear suits, which are invented by Westerners.

It does not seem to have much to do with the country's economic strength.

According to a sample survey conducted in 2012, Western European countries did not wear high suits. Most of them were in Asia, and India was the first.

The United States used to throw a finger at Samsung trying to surpass apple. If you want to do that, you first allow your employees to wear jeans, which is also clear.

In my view, China is relatively free of clothing, the first few people are dressed to work, wearing cheongsam is the doorway Usher, wearing a suit and tie, in addition to marriage, is generally insurance sales representatives, real estate agents.

If we compare the Three Kingdoms, at lunchtime, Korea's Guanghua gate, Japan's roppuni and Akihabara are all the same suits, but China will not be sure. Cotton trousers and jeans will account for almost half of the total.

But in such a highly unified manner

There are also careful thoughts about the pursuit of beauty.

My friend in Japan taught me an interesting way of judging the school girl. The shorter the skirt, the more senior it is, and they will dress the skirt.

But uniform skirts are often patented by girls, and if professional women wear miniskirts that emphasize women's stature, it must be a very disrespectful act.

The degree of freedom of women's clothing is very high in China, and the age of women in the two or three line city is not very common.

I call it the phenomenon of children's clothing.

In Japan, college students, office workers or full-time housewives are very easy to judge their identity when they look at them.

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If uniforms are part of your role status, you want to be fashionable. Don't be fashionable at home in the company or school.

On weekends, the Japanese are usually wearing a wide eaves hat, wearing a T-shirt on a pair of jeans, a thin knitted cardigan at random on the back, sleeves around their shoulders and gently knotting at the chest, so that they can take sunscreen or cold protection at any time.

I once tried to imagine myself dressed like this, a strange Scarecrow or peasant woman in the modern city.

In the final analysis, clothing should be based on its skeleton and temperament.

Japanese dress also has a more obvious personality characteristics.

If you see women in business district, you will find it hard to see women who are brilliant and stand out.

But in fact, every one of them is carefully dressed. Japanese women always give people the impression that they are not attractive. They even seem to be somewhat casual. They do not seem to be appropriate in the so-called low-key luxury, because they give people not a deep sense of the big card but a fine sense of detail.

If the Chinese are confident and indifferent, they are somewhat aggressive. The Japanese always drown themselves in the group and do not want to be the focus themselves.

Japanese professional women are mostly short and medium hair.

The proportion of full-time mothers in Japan is very high. Their clothing is mainly leisure, so that they can bring children.

Fashion is not high-heeled shoes or chain bags.

They have a series of dress styles belonging to young mothers.

The Japanese dislike arrogance and arrogance in their character. There is a word called "business climate", which means arrogance. In Japan, this is probably the most annoying human type.

This conservatism is also reflected in Japan.

The concept.

Japanese fashion design and aesthetic orientation run through the concept of not being popular.

At first glance, Japanese clothes really don't think they have the concept of time. In recent years, the coat seems to have only removed the shoulder pads, and the collar has become smaller. There is no big difference between them. A good windbreaker can wear for decades and will not be out of date.

There are many changes in the actual pants, from bell bottoms, straight pants, pencil pants to seven pants, to the seven big pants now, in the late autumn or winter, under the scarf windbreaker, wearing seven large trousers and revealing their ankles, this style makes me shudder.

But in general, clothing has a high degree of freshness in Japan, and Japan values its enduring value rather than the popular feeling of riding a lantern.

Japan is surrounded by the sea and is situated at the easternmost end of Asia. Ancient culture and technology came from China as a medium of Korea.

Clothing is mainly the imitation and pformation of the Tang Dynasty, and the tailoring is also introduced from Baiji in the flying age.

Kimono is still the first choice for Japanese at festivals such as weddings, funerals, graduation ceremonies and celebrations.

Remember the little monks who happily wipe the floor every day in the animated cartoon of the "one stop" animated cartoon. The people who have seen the cartoon will be impressed by the gesture of sweeping the floor with a clean brush.

I wonder how they tied their muscular sleeves to convenient work.

The method is to use a bandage from the left axilla and right shoulder to cross the back, the left armpit strap around the left shoulder at the back, crossing from the right armpit to the front and the other side of the bandage.

This is called the loop in the Song Dynasty.

Kimono not only has many improvements and styles and functions in the long term development, but also adds some small elements to the daily convenience of kimono.

The persistence and perfection of details in Japanese are also reflected in the fabric design and dyeing of kimono. They express the feeling of top quality through extremely complex manual dyeing process.

Kimono color style is also related to age.

Foreign tourists usually hire their kimono to visit the ancient capital at different ages, but in Japanese common sense, this kimono is only suitable for young girls.

Traditional costumes are often expensive. Silk and fabric designs are very expensive, even if they are of long value. Therefore, the kimono worn in ancient Japan is often pmitted by mother to daughter and daughter to her children.

However, the opposite of this conservatism is that modern people are tired of monotonous and mediocre life and seek stimulation.

The bamboo haunts often appear and appear to be dressed up as "evil" young boys and girls. They seem to see Japan's vision and imagination of European and American culture. The teenage children are rebellious and unruly, seemingly evil and eccentric street fashion, and their meticulous colored hair, conveying unruly and uncompromising, and also dispelling authority.

The bamboo falls and Shibuya of Harajuku are the haunts of such young people.

Sometimes, I will take the JR mountain hand line to the Harajuku station and sit on the long brown railing chair on the side of the watch road. The men and women dressed in different colors can see the ingenious design and bold collocation, and see the designers' fantastic ideas and infinite possibilities. It will be a great feast for the eyes.

This is just like Japan's awareness of peace and the worship of force.

For example, Japan has always regarded itself as a single nation, but it is not a fact since ancient times. It has not only been mixed with Siberia, China, Korea, Southeast Asian people, but also with the pnational marriages between the European and American countries today.

Often in China, Japan and Korea to the Three Kingdoms

There will be many comparisons with aesthetic orientation.

Korean skin is white and has blood. The natural condition of the body is better than that of Japan.

The first thing Koreans pay attention to is their skin. They spend a lot of time and money to care for their skin and make them pparent and glossy.

I remember when I went to the sauna in Seoul, I saw a little girl who was less than ten years old. She sat on the stool and massaged her face in front of the mirror in a leisurely way. It took me more than 10 minutes to surprise me.

So the air cushion powder that is popular in Asia is invented in Korea.

The most distinctive feature of Japanese women's make-up is that they like to use blush in make-up to make the oriental faces more beautiful.

I have to say that the blush of young girls is really red.

Qi Liuhai, blush, loose skirt, thick bottom heel shoes, these are the common "Kai Wan Yi" elements in Japanese girls' dressing.

When I was visiting Seoul University in Korea, I often saw such female students on Campus: long hair, big T-shirts covered with hot pants, expressing lazy feelings and hoping to be tall and upright like models. This is the aesthetic pursuit of Korean girls.

Compared with Japan and South Korea, Chinese female college students are usually mostly plain and casual, and do not emphasize women's gender.

Economically speaking, Japan is a super capitalist country. It has already surpassed Asia in the real economic level, and the Asian issue has ended.

More than 80% of them have a sense of middle stream. More than half of national income is spent on consumption, shopping and tourism, especially for women.

According to my observation, the share of Japanese world brands is far higher than that of other East Asian countries.

The development of big cities is closely related to the subway. Every subway station will have a business district.

Table Shen road and Ginza are the main streets of luxury stores in Tokyo. Apart from their own brands, the Japanese are famous brands.

Korean clothing has the largest number of independent brands, and is also good at making a modest, slim and graceful style that suits Oriental people.

Japanese do not have an advantage in stature, but they mix and match all kinds of brands at home and abroad, and rely on excellent collocation and loose clothing to cover their weakness.

Some friends once said that luxury is a kind of discourse hegemony. I agree with this view.

Most of the Japanese high school students work part-time to earn pocket money. Sometimes these children have a simple and direct goal. They make a convenience store cashier with an average of 1000-1200 yen an hour, so that they can buy a clothes or designer bag that makes people feel alive.

Some low price big cards are quite popular among students.

Although Japan is conservative enough, it has been developing for 50 years, and has had many trips to its choice of clothing. Therefore, its consumption psychology is quite mature, and its yearning for famous brands and luxury goods remains unchanged, but this mentality is different from the shopping desire that the overnight riches could not contain.

As a member of the developed capitalist countries after decades of experience, the Japanese are sophisticated consumers, like experienced Kam Po divisions.

This visual object of clothing constantly externalized social norms and human consciousness.

From a feminist point of view, clothing conveys a person's understanding of his life.

Just like the old lady in Shanghai, though it was a few decades ago, it would be very clean and decent.

I am impressed by the manner of some old women in Japan.

On one occasion, I saw an old woman at the bus of the national college.

Born of small skeleton plus her lifelong light diet to maintain the figure, fluffy and wrinkled long skirt with the same color of short sleeves, loosely surrounded by the elegant scarf, elegant and serene, reminds me of "heart is like Jane, people are pale as chrysanthemum".

I look at this elegant and quiet old woman, thinking that their generation has experienced the bottom valley after the Second World War and the most rapid economic development, has experienced rebellious and hot blooded youth, and now it is the indifference after the vicissitudes and prosperity.

The state and people are the same. They build their own life world according to her experience.

We seem to enjoy the same highly developed modern civilization on the surface, but the mentality is different.

I never thought that compulsory intervention is an effective solution to the "Internet addiction" disease that once prevailed in China.

Every country has to go through this process, like everyone has to experience many things before she can grow up slowly. Just like a woman buys one hundred clothes, she slowly grope for her dressing style.