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the day before yesterday, october 1, at west lake in hangzhou, the populists came out to embarrass themselves again and made a joke to the whole world!

a man wore clogs and held a paper umbrella for a live broadcast. he was criticized by the uncle. several tourists also joined in the criticism. the security guard who came also believed that japanese things were not wearable and asked the man to take off his shoes.

the man retorted:

"the tea ceremony originated in china and became popular in japan. you can't drink tea on national day, right?"

"uncle, let me ask you, clogs originated from china and spread to japan, so..."

"there are many japanese parts in your phone. if you smash the phone, i will leave immediately!"

but your uncle is your uncle! how can we reason with the populists?

after the man called the police, he was able to leave under police protection.

i don’t talk about cultural confidence and inclusiveness. are clogs and paper umbrellas really japanese traditional culture?

populists, do you understand?

according to unearthed cultural relics, clogs existed in china during the spring and autumn and warring states periods more than 2,700 years ago.

in the prosperous tang dynasty, "wearing xie gong's clogs, we climbed the qingyun ladder." whose poem said? poet li bai's "sleepwalking heavenly mother says farewell". classical chinese is full of shit, i did it on purpose! a disgusting and uneducated populist style.

thank you for your clogs, what? a type of clog worn by xie lingyun, and it was worn for hiking. xie lingyun, the great poet and traveler, loves luxury and luxury and leads the trend. if there had been e-commerce in the tang dynasty, xie gong's clogs would have been an "internet celebrity".

in the northern song dynasty, the writer su dongpo was the spokesman for clogs. throughout the ages, painters have painted the same theme: "dongpo lideng tu".

northern song dynasty painter li gonglin's "dongpo ligongtu"

ming dynasty painter "mr. dongpo wearing clogs"

zhang daqian's painting "dongpo layman's jacket and clogs" shows mr. dongpo wearing a bamboo hat, clogs on his feet, a robe on his shoulders, holding a staff in his right hand and wiping his beard in his left hand, staggering and walking in the rain. not only this one painted in 1941, mr. zhang daqian has painted many pictures of dongpo lidong.

the poets kept painting dongpo wooden clogs. do you think they are not chinese?

as for the paper umbrella, the one lent by xu xian to bai suzhen was included in the "zhejiang province intangible cultural heritage protection list."

populists, stop making trouble! if you don’t study, how can you be patriotic?