Of course, a pair of professional dancing shoes and a silk scarf can't represent the upper class, but knowing how to wear them together and how to convey a noble beauty with life details is indeed a taste, a style and a demeanor.
The concept of "upper class" has become fashionable in China, which makes people both fearful and novel. However, the fact is that there are only rich people in China, and there is no upper class. Wearing an expensive evening dress, tasting a glass of French Lafite wine, or lighting a Havana COHIBA Behike cigar, and playing with private jets and yachts are not high-class. In my opinion, there are only rich people in China at present, and there is no upper class.
The upper class in China is an embarrassing class, because neither they nor the organizations or media that serve them actually know what upper class is. They want to be elegant, but they don't know how to dress up; They want to be respected, but they don't know that they should start by respecting others; They want to show their knowledge and dignity, but they don't know that what is important in their hearts is that they don't need to make public. In fact, the upper class does not look at appearance, but at how much noble and cutting-edge knowledge you have really mastered, how much wealth you have gathered under the sun, how many detailed codes of conduct you have implemented, and how much noble and tolerant mind you have expanded.