Young people "live virtual" regardless, climbing walls and trees, but they still wear scanty clothes

When Tet comes, spring is also the time when young people dress up in ao dai and go around the streets following the trend of taking photos. However, some people, because of their desire for "virtual living", have disregarded everything, going against good customs and traditions.

The trend of taking photos and honoring ao dai is blooming. Everyone wants to have beautiful photos to show off on social networks, especially near the Lunar New Year. Quickly grasping the trend, young people find places that are quiet, poetic, and suitable for promoting the traditional costumes of their homeland.

Voi Phuc Temple (362 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh, Hanoi) is such a place. It is worth mentioning that, when the girls came here to get beautiful photos to post on their personal pages, they did not hesitate to climb the wall and lie down on tree trunks reaching out to the lake.

Besides, young people's clothing when going to sacred places such as temples, pagodas... is equally controversial. Instead of choosing to wear a traditional or modern ao dai that is discreet enough, the girls choose to wear a camisole that exposes many sensitive areas.

In fact, the camisole was originally an undergarment for women in ancient times. Even today, when it has been innovated and lengthened, this type of shirt is still considered a bra, not an outfit that a girl can wear. wear to temple. The blue clothes, dharma dress and ao dai are beautiful and most suitable for such sacred places, but they did not choose them.

What's more remarkable, when someone reminded them about their choice of clothes, the girls resisted by saying that it was okay to have a pure mind, to take pictures at the temple gate and not go inside to criticize.

Not to mention the dangers of taking photos at Voi Phuc Temple, wearing ao dai to climb walls and trees also partly shows the incomplete awareness of a part of young people about the monument in particular and culture in general. shared.

Not only at Voi Phuc Temple but at some other relics such as the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam, some groups of young people do not hesitate to take off their coats to reveal revealing and offensive outfits when taking photos.

After the above pictures were widely spread on social networks, there were conflicting opinions. Most netizens criticized the girls' way of dressing and climbing in sacred places. They believe that it is going against good customs and traditions that should be condemned.

However, some people speak up to defend young people, saying that it's okay to be beautiful, not everyone loves beauty. Besides, taking photos is their right and how they dress is everyone's preference.

Prof. Dr. Tu Thi Loan, former Director of the Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts, affirmed that the youth's increasing interest in, promotion and honor of Vietnamese traditional costumes is very admirable. However, wearing traditional costumes and climbing trees or walls at monuments to take photos is behavior that does not conform to behavioral standards.

"Young people do this only for the personal purpose of promoting their own image without paying attention to promoting culture, landscape, and ethnic relics. This also shows deviation, promoting one's ego. "I live a virtual lifestyle and forget the principles of behavior in public spaces," said Prof. Dr. Tu Thi Loan.

In addition, the clothes young people use when going to sacred places, religious and belief facilities also need to be adjusted, because many of them casually wear overalls to take photos.

"The Management Board has signs in front of the gates of monuments and religious establishments that it is forbidden to wear tank tops or short skirts above the knee when visiting. This regulation applies not only to Vietnamese people but also to tourists. foreign guests. However, cases of wearing short and revealing clothes still occur due to lack of awareness on the part of young people," she said.

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