As Kuan Cheng-neng says, this may sound easy, but it's not: still suffering the residual effects of authoritarian thinking and collectivism, Taiwanese children grow up within very strict bounds. During their six years of junior high and high school, they are wrapped up in drab-colored uniforms, and must keep a low profile in terms of both appearance and behavior, lest they be singled out for attention by the disciplinary officers.
官政能表示，這個目標看似簡單，其實不然，因為在威權思想與集體主義殘留下，台灣的孩子從小就在嚴格的框架中長大，中學 6 年以一身素色制服打發，打扮舉止都要非常低調保守，以免在人群中被教官「挑」出來開刀。