I think the white fencing suit is chosen because of the inherited tradition and the inheritance of fencing culture and spirit for a hundred years. Wearing white clothes inherits history and culture, although many things have changed compared with a hundred years ago, the only constant is the color of clothes. It is the inheritance of a century-old culture and spirit. There was no electronic referee in the early fencing competition. However, several rounds passed in an instant, and there was no referee. At that time, people came up with a way to wear white fencing clothes, tie cotton balls stained with red ink on the sword head, and use the marks on the fencing clothes as scoring points to judge the athletes' scores. Later, after the referee, it has been inherited.

In sabre competition, it is the upper body, mask and arms that can hit the effective parts, and the effective parts are all wrapped in metal clothes, which is convenient for judgment. The difference between these three different swordsmanship and competition clothes is also related to the determination of their effective competition parts. The hit part can only be effective if it is sensed by the electric referee. If the tip of the sword does not touch the part covered by metal clothes, it is an invalid attack. Therefore, the metal-clad parts and ranges of the three kinds of fencing clothes will also change because of the different judgment rules of their effective hitting parts.

I think fencing is an elegant and beautiful sport, which has attracted much attention in the Olympic Games. However, fencing is different from ordinary sports, like some ball games, which can be played anytime and anywhere, and requires special venue clothing and equipment, so most people actually stay away from this elegant sport and lack some common sense knowledge.

I feel particularly good in white. We often see fencers on TV, but their clothes are unchanged. In the early days, there was no electronic referee at all, so we came up with a way to put on white clothes, stain the sword head with red ink, and mark it by the marks on the white clothes, so that we can judge the score. So this century-old culture has been passed down.