A woman in China has found herself at the centre of a debate on free expression after she was detained for hours by police for wearing a kimono, which some say is offensive.
If the person refuse entrance was a Chinese citizen and therefore an inherent part of the country, obviously the country's feelings aren't uniformly hurt by the clothing.
But yeah, some people still indoctrinate the youth in China to hate Japan...I have a niece with whom I have to be careful talking about Japan.
The Japanese kimono is also called fabrics for kimono and comes because the clothes (= "fabrics for kimono") of "the country of Kure" which was in the southern part of the mid-third century of China were informed it. I developed the original style from the Nara era through the Heian era (the eighth to the eleventh century), and a style to wear silk fabrics over was finished (having a Court post attire). It is "a padded silk garment" that wore it under the first of the layering.
Why will they be angry at one of Chinese racial clothes originally?