China’s Dress Policy

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Chinas Dress Policy

• All over the globe, every country has different
  category and kinds of policies when it comes in
  wearing dress. Consider also if its fitted when
  wore. When it comes in wearing of dress, the
  westerners are well known. In every kind of
  events or gathering (wedding, party, church,
  holiday, business, office and recreation) they
  wear different kind of clothes.
• On the other hand, there are other people still
  expect to be unusual. For example, they wear a
  pair of slippers when they are asked to wear
  black tie, they wear a swallow-tailed coat when
  they are invited to barbeque in the open air.
  Nevertheless, policy of dress is just a policy
  however not everyone follows this.
• We all know, China is very traditional oriental
  country. Chinese people pay a large amount of
  money as well as awareness to their set of
  clothes. They wear well-mannered dresses in order
  for them to respect by the other people. On this
  scenario, its very rare to see Chinese young
  woman wearing a short dress in public.
• If you going to visit or have a tour on Chinas
  coastal cities as a foreign tourist, you will
  notice that the majority of the women dont wear
  bikini. The westerners are more traditional than
  the easterners. Chinese women in western side are
  recommended to wear a conservative swimming suit,
  if not you will going a very attention-grabbing
  lady.
• Chinese wear a well-mannered dress when joining
  dinner usually during the traditional festivals
  like Spring Festival. Indecent clothes can make
  your pride lost. In this scenario, man commonly
  wears a suit and Mid-aged woman wear chinese
  dress. And young people wear semi formal.
• In all we know, red is the most like color of
  Chinese people. They believed that red symbolizes
  luck and fortune and only the bright colors can
  match the ambiance of festivals so that they
  prefer to wear red clothing in festivals or great
  ceremonies. On this scenario, prepare some
  brightly-colored coat if you travel to the
  country or visit your Chinese relatives during
  the Spring Festival. This is so-called When in
  Rome, do as Romans do.
• Dont bother well about your dress in case that
  you are going to visit a Chinese family. They are
  not very choosy about their guests clothes even
  though Chinese people value a choice of
  etiquettes. Provided that you dont wear too
  weird or body-revealed, it will be fine. Plain
  clothes are also acceptable.
• You better prepare a decent dress when you are in
  a package tour. Occasionally, some travel agency
  set a formal dinner and concert for you. If you
  look too untidy due to your clothe, you may not
  be allowed to enter in this event.
• Please click Chinese Clothing if you want to know
  more about Chinese clothing, like history,
  pattern, color, decoration and types, etc.
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