In recent years, some people abroad have pointed out that it is ironic that children in public schools use school uniforms to cover up the differences between rich and poor, because traditionally speaking, uniforms are used to mark the social status of the wearer. A powerful tool for difference. However, since the 20th century, uniforms have been repeatedly used to smooth the gap between people’s social classes. We will not comment on the progressiveness or retrogression of this kind of speech, but will uniforms really become a symbol of a classless society?
The tradition of using clothing to show personal strength has been around for a long time. In primitive societies, tribal leaders often used special symbols or wore unique trophies to display different decorative effects from other members of the tribe. Differences in status communicate to show off wealth, courage and personal charm. Today, modern people in civilized society have made this tradition from the barbaric era more subtle and subtle. In professional situations, those with higher status and trust are those with higher status. There are certain differences in clothing styles for people with lower locality.
In my opinion, there is a subtle difference between “class difference” and “class difference”. When people are working hard to create a “classless society”, they are increasingly discovering that “hierarchy” plays an extremely important role in the social process, especially in professional situations. It shows a certain rationality: it It can form a reasonable organizational structure, integrate superior resources, clarify rights and responsibilities, and promote the smooth communication and circulation of information, thereby achieving the purpose of improving overall performance. As a garment worn on specific occasions, professional attire can change through changes in style and fabrics. The quality, color difference, detail processing and decoration show a strong hierarchy, which is an important feature that distinguishes it from other types of clothing.
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