Why don't you wash your dirty clothes in public?

"Don't wash your dirty linen in public" is a common saying in China, and it is also a life rule of traditional China people.

Actually, it's a family scandal. Of course it's disgraceful, disgraceful. Naturally, we don't want to tell others about it, nor do we want to be exposed to the public.

"Wash your dirty linen in public" leads to criticism from the outside world, which is used by traitors to intensify contradictions, thus damaging family reputation and destroying family harmony.

As the saying goes, every family has its own problems. Obviously, this hard-to-read "classic" may contain dirty tricks, or, in other words, it implies a dirty laundry room.

We in China have always attached importance to family ties. Family members are relatives, and relatives are family members. Based on the sense of family unity, each family member naturally tends to regard the domestic scandal as his own scandal, and at the same time regard the personal scandal of each family member as a domestic scandal. Because of this, we usually don't want to make public our dirty laundry, which is a sense of collective honor.