In English, the act of wearing shoes is called "putting on shoes" or "putting shoes on." This phrase likely comes from the fact that when you wear shoes, you physically put them on your feet.

Here are some examples of how this phrase can be used in a sentence:

I always make sure to put on shoes before I leave the house.

My little sister loves to put her shoes on by herself.

I can't find one of my shoes, so I can't put them on.

In Chinese, the act of wearing shoes is called "穿鞋子" (chuān xiézi), which literally means "to wear shoes."