Draft legislation doesn't define the type of clothing that stands to be outlawed.
Many interpreted the revisions mainly as a reaction to incidents involving people wearing Japanese clothing in historically significant places or on memorial days. Photo: AFP
But it stops short of defining specifically which types of clothing stand to be banned by the new rules. Several legal scholars in China objected on similar grounds to the revisions, which were released earlier this month for public consultation.The proposals would lead to"too vague a standard of punishment, which will easily lead to an arbitrary expansion of the scope of administrative punishment", wrote Tsinghua University's Lao Dongyan on the social media platform Weibo.
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