Japanese women's traditional dress "white" usually refers to kimono. The "pillow" on the back of kimono is actually not a pillow, but a knot.

It plays the role of Tao. First, it is beautiful, just like a bow. When Japanese women walk, they dance like butterflies, and their steps are light and graceful, which makes them ecstatic.

Here I want to emphasize that the bow tie at the back of my belt indicates that she is an unmarried girl, and the square knot indicates that she is a married woman. Usually we look at something like a "small pillow", just a square knot. This implies that I am married.

Japanese women have slender necks, and most of their faces are melon seeds and red faces, which are sexy and charming. Japanese women are also well maintained, slender and well-proportioned, and the standard measurements are very lethal.

However, women's figure is not static. If you are not careful, you will get fat and your waist will become round, especially for girls who eat vegetables and Russian goddesses. Therefore, women are afraid of being fat and losing the beauty of lines, and they will lose weight in various ways, and Japanese women are no exception.

Women please themselves, and Japanese women also want the attention of their beloved men.

So they tied up their waist and tied a knot on their back, which not only looked good, but also highlighted the charm of the waist. Secondly, they walk straight, making their bodies look slim and elegant. Third, they emphasize the waist. If there is really no place to let the heat run, they will put pressure on other directors if they want to gain weight. Don't greet your waist even if you run to your chest and hips.

You must remember that China once had an artifact to correct posture-carrying a good schoolbag, and made a fortune by intensive bombing advertisements for many years. This is the principle used by other businesses. When the strap of the schoolbag is tightened, it has a body-shaping effect on the child, and it is not easy for the child to hunch over when he grows up. Although Japanese women like to bow their heads, the existence of a "small pillow" on their backs always reminds them to hold their heads up and chest out as much as possible when walking, not to bow their backs, and to maintain a beautiful posture at all times.