'Kill you' and 'I hate myself' are not angry expressions of arrogant youths in China, but these are the scribbles one find on T-shirts worn by youngsters.
This is a new fashoin trend China currently witnesses, and there is no language bar as these words have been translated in French, Korean, Japanese and other languages.
Such T-shirts are hot favorite among the youth while some people have strongly opposed this as the trend might give birth to anti-cultural phenomenon in the country.
Interestingly, many people, who wear these shirts and T-shirts do not even know the meaning of the words printed on their clothes, a clear indication that people just blindly follow the trend without having much to do with it.
At present, there is no formal regulation in China preventing the sale of such clothes.
Fibre2fashion, News Desk - China
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