Disciple of Deyun Society, it's rude to be lectured by teapot mouth. Is it traditional etiquette or feudal ethics?

Now we have been taught manners since childhood, but it seems that we haven't had a special class on traditional manners. Disciples of Deyun Society pointed the teapot at others, so they were scolded for being unruly. What did this disciple of Deyun Society do?

Deyun Society is a large professional crosstalk society in China. The full name of Beijing Deyunshe Culture Communication Co., Ltd. was established in 1995. Formerly called Beijing Crosstalk Conference, it was renamed Deyun Society in 2003. With the theme of "returning cross talk to the theater" and doing "real cross talk". 20 1 1 On July 3, 2008, Deyun Society opened up a new form in the North Station Theater, performing cross talk dramas in the form of dialects, dramas and cross talks. , performed various styles of crosstalk for the audience from the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China to the founding of New China.

This matter has to start with the variety show that Deyun Society participated in. At that time, Degang Guo, Yu Qian and disciple Qin Xiaoxian were sitting at home. Degang Guo sat in the middle. Yu Qian and Qin Xiaoxian sat around Degang Guo. There is tea on the table. There are cups next to three people. If there is not enough water, Qin Xiaoxian quickly takes the teapot and pours tea into it.

However, when he put the teapot there, Degang Guo scolded him for "pointing the teapot at me". The following Qin Xiaoxian quickly picked up the teapot and looked at Yu Qian in a daze. After Yu Qian, he also said this rule. Degang Guo looks really cursed. In fact, after he finished this sentence, his mouth rose a little and he obviously smiled.

Then, Degang Guo and Angela Yu Chien began to teach Qin Xiaoxian together. The teapot mouth should not face other people. Put an empty seat where no one is, and let him face himself. Otherwise, it is impolite. Qin Xiaoxian hurriedly listened to their teachings with an open mind. It seems to teach etiquette together, but it has caused an uproar on the Internet.

Many people agree with what Degang Guo and Yu Qian did. They taught apprentices to understand and abide by the rules. However, many netizens said that this is not a traditional etiquette, but a feudal ethics. Deeply influenced by feudal thought!

These opposing netizens believe that these etiquette are just some obedience tests in feudal thought. This is something that inhibits personal will and has no inheritance. What do you think of this?