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Oh look, a smart one! It's a sign of Empire. One thing you find reading Chinese history in particular is that new Rulers would force people to dress differently, have different haircuts, etc. More commonly you find that different cultures adopt and adapt to the dominant one by borrowing their dress, etc, to fit in and be accepted by the dominant group. The fact that we see other civilizations abandoning European dress styles is a strong clue which way the wind is blowing. Americans should do the same - there are styles from the 16th-18th century that are very American. Dressing in these garments would be an excellent social signal without any political risk - clothes are a great way to signal to others in public that you're part of their group. Levis jeans are jewish, fyi, so make sure you go back a little further. Colonial era stuff has some really cool styles that would look great today.

yeah dude it's just a good and succinct video about it. there are plenty of other discussions of the topic. i don't see how it threatens or controls or subverts you - all prerequisites for the "propaganda" label. State media institutions informing the outside world (in English, not Chinese note) about their culture is something every government does, the US by far the most.

No, not really. I grew up in an area with many Chinese and other Asians and they love me but I find them sort of boring. Sorry you're too stupid to understand what it means when large civilizations of the world are shifting away from european-dress styles.