#Dior cultural appropriation Chinese traditional clothing.
p4 This is traditional clothing.This skirt is called MaMian skirt.This skirt is from the Ming Dynasty in China.
#culturalappropriation#Dior#hanfu#chineseculture
@Dior#cultureappropriation your“original” dress is a complete copy of China's traditional dress 马面裙,which was originated in Yuan dynasty(A.D. 1279-1368) and became popular in Ming dynasty(1368-1644).It has two openings because people wore it when riding horses.
#culturalappropriation#dior抄袭
You're secretly using Chinese https://t.co/EuflELIlCN used our Ming costume and said it was your own design . What a shame !Who's the designer?
Dior plagiarized and misappropriated Chinese traditional culture. The design of this skirt plagiarized Chinese traditional skirt design. This skirt originated in the Ming Dynasty in China, and even Princess Diana of England wore it. Can't Dior explain it?@Dior#Dior
#XinjiangCotton
These are people in China talking about their experiences with Xinjiang Cotton and other agricultural products.
I just simply translated them in English.
Please listen to the voice from people who really been thru this but not being manipulated by the media.
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Plz south Korea respect the true history
China has the longest history, many nationalities and many dynasties, different dynasties have different costumes
Koreans are ignorant.Did you know that China has tang dynasty, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty?
Your clothes were given by the Ming emperor.they're have no history.They were first transformed by the Japanese and then by Chinese.
ABSURD.
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