Can I walk barefoot all day after I arrive in New Zealand?

This must be possible. Barefoot is also respected there. If you have special circumstances, you can do it in China, but ordinary people may be laughed at if they want to. My distant cousin Miao 14-year-old girl is beautiful, but her elders are too traditional. In the past, Miao girls had no shoes at all, so they had to wear them barefoot. Now they wear shoes, but there will be such an exception because of our blood relationship. I was deeply impressed that when she first came to my house at the age of seven or eight, she came in barefoot after mopping, and there were black footprints all over the floor. Later, after we got to know each other, we started talking. She said that she accepted barefoot, and all her teachers and classmates accepted it as a minority. Isn't it casual that you come to New Zealand, a country that is more open than China, and only a few people wear shoes?