Women wearing kimonos on the streets of Suzhou were taken away by the police, which attracted heated discussion. Is there a basis for punishment?

Every citizen has the freedom to dress himself, as long as he doesn't appear naked in public, that's good. Moreover, dressing is very important for a girl. They often carefully choose the clothes they want to wear, so that when they walk in the street, they will make more turns and become the most beautiful children in the whole street. But what happens if you walk down the street in kimono? A woman in Suzhou is walking in the street because she is wearing a kimono. Unexpectedly, she was finally taken away by the police. This incident has also caused widespread heated discussion, so is there a basis for punishment? Let's discuss this topic.

Legally speaking, this woman has not broken any laws. She just doesn't fit. Why not? Because he walked in the streets of China in a traditional Japanese kimono, this may anger many people in China. Because of the deep relationship between Japan and China, it is impossible to make it clear in one or two sentences, but he did not violate the relevant laws and regulations, but the police took him away on the grounds of causing trouble. But one scene at that time was that the woman did not make any violent reaction and conflict, and even left with the police without any superfluous words.

Finally, he may be criticized by the police for a few hours and then released. There is no basis for punishment, so the police can't detain him. However, after this incident, this woman may never dare to walk in the street wearing a kimono again. In fact, this is also a good thing. It is right to carry forward the traditional culture of our Chinese nation, instead of bringing some foreign elements into China by worshipping foreign things and admiring foreign things, especially Japanese culture. There is absolutely no need to learn from it, it will only arouse public anger. Generally speaking, what we wear is our freedom, and we can wear whatever we want, but when we dress up, we should try our best to take into account some cultural elements of our country and not violate a bottom line of the people.