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Recently, a Uyghur father in China posted a video in Uyghur, telling young Uyghur girls to be mindful of their clothing and not to dress too revealingly. This video garnered widespread approval from other Uyghur parents on WeChat, a platform primarily frequented by middle-aged individuals. However, on Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok), where it's more popular with younger people, Uyghur girls cursed the man, accusing him of interfering with their freedom of dress, and argued that these religious individuals should all be sent to concentration camps.

I recently discovered that this type of appearance is quite common among middle-aged women in East Asia.