What kind of people will be looked down upon in the countryside?

Every village in the countryside is like a community in the city, except that people in the countryside live together, but they don't look up and see, and the old neighbors in the old street are familiar with it. No matter who it happens to, the whole village will know. There is a saying in the countryside: "Every village has several six-leaf people", which means that no matter which village you live in, you will meet several kinds of people. They may look different in the countryside, no one may want to associate with them, and they may be looked down upon by everyone. Let's take a look at it with the farmhouse camp!

Some people say: "In rural areas, it is the greatest filial duty for children to take care of the elderly. They are unfilial to their parents, beat and scold the elderly, and even drive them away at the instigation of their daughter-in-law. People like this in the village hate them from the heart, especially families with many sons. Parents who have no money are not "unwilling to see", and brothers shirk each other, which is the most despised in rural areas. "

1, NEET

In rural areas, there are more neets. They don't work hard and expect their parents to help them buy a house and a car. Take my two cousins for example. They have been working outside for several years. Every year when I go home, I am cash-strapped, with only a few thousand dollars in my pocket. Even one year, my cousin borrowed money to go home, and another cousin was even worse. Somehow, I borrowed 40 thousand and didn't ask him anything My second uncle is furious.

People in need feel that they are still young and can play for a few more years. They have no idea of a career. They always think that their parents can help them with anything, but are rural families actually rich? Nothing can only harm parents, so everyone doesn't like such people.

2. Idle people

In rural areas, there are always some people who do nothing, relax, hate work, don't want to work hard by themselves, and don't even take an active part in planting crops, let alone expect them to go out to work and do something in the village, otherwise they will apply for subsistence allowances. Such people will naturally be despised by the whole village. If they don't work hard to make money, it is bound to be impossible to rely on crooked ways.

3, unfilial person

In rural areas, unfilial people are also the objects of gossip by villagers. For example, there is a family in our village, and both sons are not filial. They have no position in the family, and they are all women in charge. When their mother was ill, they didn't want to take them to treatment, let alone medical expenses. It's all the money the old man sells sheep. After the death of the old man, the sisters-in-law fought for property, causing 10 times in succession, including napkins with a price tag of 10 yuan. The two brothers and their family have also become the laughingstock of the whole village.