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United States designers said they were persuaded to leave the Forbidden City because of their dress, and the Forbidden City responded that there were no strict requirements for dress

Recently, United States fashion giant Rick Owens and his intimate partner and friends encountered a storm caused by clothing style when visiting the Forbidden City, a treasure of Chinese history and culture, which quickly caused an uproar on the Internet, like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples.

United States designers said they were persuaded to leave the Forbidden City because of their dress, and the Forbidden City responded that there were no strict requirements for dress

As the incident fermented, the Fecal Matter, the queen model of the Owens brand, took social media as the stage and issued a passionate statement, revealing between the lines the deep incomprehension and indignation of the "makeup removal and change of clothes" request, comparing themselves to "criminals" who were tried for no reason, and revealing a strong indictment of the so-called "humiliating" and "inhumane" treatment.

United States designers said they were persuaded to leave the Forbidden City because of their dress, and the Forbidden City responded that there were no strict requirements for dress

The voices of netizens at home and abroad have risen one after another, forming two distinct camps. One side holds high the banner of "freedom to dress" and advocates that the expression of individuality should not be restricted; On the other hand, the other side pointed out the importance of respecting the cultural customs of the destination, emphasizing that travel is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a spiritual exchange, and it is necessary to integrate into the local customs with humility and tolerance. Among foreign netizens, there is no shortage of voices supporting the position of the Forbidden City, they believe that as an internationally renowned cultural landmark, the Forbidden City has the right to maintain its solemnity and solemnity, and tourists should take the initiative to adapt to and respect this cultural expectation, which is the basic quality of civilized travel.

United States designers said they were persuaded to leave the Forbidden City because of their dress, and the Forbidden City responded that there were no strict requirements for dress

The Palace Museum responded to the matter with a consistent and rigorous attitude, saying that it is actively verifying the situation and clarifying that there is no strict dress code for tourists, and only advocates moderation and propriety, so as to avoid overly exaggerated costumes affecting the visiting experience. This response, like a drizzle, gently tempered the heat of public opinion, inviting the public to continue this profound dialogue about culture, fashion and freedom within the framework of reason and respect.

In the face of this event, are you inclined to defend the freedom of your personal style, or are you more inclined to walk slowly in front of the palace of history, with a heart of awe, to appreciate the quiet beauty that spans thousands of years? We look forward to you leaving your insights in the comment area and weaving a diverse chapter of this cultural blend together.

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