All The Things You Need To Know About School Uniforms In China

Chinese famous fitness blogger Will Liu (刘耕宏）and his wife were broadcasting outside a Qatar World Cup stadium when Chinese female netizens noticed an African man wearing a school uniform from their high school, Qingzhou Erzhong in Weifang.

This news aroused curiosity among Chinese netizens: how did their high school uniforms end up on an African person?

Chinese used clothes end up in Africa is because the waste material recycling industry.

Somehow these uniforms look fashionable on them.

Me personally made appointment twice in Shanghai for recycling personnel to come to my door to pick up my old clothes.

It was super convenient but I had no clues where my old clothes would end up.

Chinese school uniforms vary by school and region, but typically consist of a white shirt and dark trousers for boys, and a white blouse and dark skirt for girls.

Chinese school uniforms often also include a jacket or blazer with the school’s emblem, and sometimes a red scarf.

All over China, children can be seen wearing red scarves, a symbol of their membership in the Young Pioneers, a Communist Party organization for those between the ages of 6 and 14.

The red color of the scarves is a reminder of the blood spilled by those who gave their lives for the Revolution.

Most Chinese schools require students to wear uniforms starting from primary school (ages 6-12).

Some schools may start earlier, such as kindergartens.

Chinese students wear school uniforms for a variety of reasons:

Firstly, it helps to create a sense of equality among students, regardless of their economic background.

Secondly, it promotes school pride and unity among students, as they are all dressed in the same way.

Lastly, it sets a high standard for students to uphold, as they are expected to treat their uniforms with respect and keep them clean.

Some Chinese schools even introduce chip-embedded uniforms to track students entering or exiting campus.

Chinese students are not only forced to wear school uniforms by school, they are also forced to learn musical instrument by their parents at home.

What’s the popular one to learn? In my high school, it is Er hu.

Not really, Chinese students can get really creative with their boring school uniforms and turn them into fashionable pieces which make certain individuals stand out more.

If you are curious how school uniforms look like in other Asian countries, here is the video for you 👀

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Yes, schools in China has a uniform. Chinese schools require students to wear uniforms starting from primary school (ages 6-12). Some schools may start earlier, such as kindergartens.

Chinese school uniforms look like track suits for two reasons.First, Chinese educators and parents believe that if the school uniform is too attractive, it will distract students’ attention, making them too concerned with their own dressing and neglecting their studies.Second, to avoid things like school romance among teenagers, more Chinese parents hope that the school uniform pays more attention to comfort and looseness, so that students can quickly dress up and do more important things, without spending too much time and mental energy on their daily outfit.

The Chinese school uniforms are super comfortable to compare with korean ones.

For international schools in China, the uniform cost is between 1000-2500yuan.For public schools, the cost is between 200-500yuan.