If you want others know your perspective, maybe the easiest way is to wear it on your clothing.

In recent years, this way to express ideas is being merrily applied by both celebrities and common people alike.

Two recent examples that came to the limelight were on the red carpet of the 92nd Oscars ceremony.

One is filmmaker Waad Al-Kateab, who sported a dress with large pink embroidered Arabic characters. They are in fact an Arabic poem: “We dared to dream and we will not regret our dignity.”

Screenshot of the Twitter post by AFP entertainment. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

The other low-key design was worn by Natalie Portman. The names of female directors overlooked by Oscar nominations were embroidered on the actress’s long black coat.

Screenshot of a Twitter post of Natalie Portman at the 92nd Oscar ceremony. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

As the beginning of 2020 is nearly a disaster to many Chinese people, who are suffering from the coronavirus outbreak, which has caused great losses in terms of family, friends, jobs or property, we need more courage for the rest of the year.

One way is to wear something for encouragement, such as clothing with printed words to keep your spirit up.

Then, when you look at your reflection in the mirror, these words can be a friendly reminder.

Here are some lovely choices.

A nice choice to cheer for Wuhan is to wear a tee printed with the city’s name. [Photo/tmall.com]