As the old saying goes, "Wash your dirty linen in public", what's the next sentence? It is the essence, but few people know it.

The next sentence of "Wash your dirty linen in public" is "Don't believe rumors", both of which are very reasonable. In these two sentences, "don't believe rumors" is called the essence, because three people make a tiger, and many people listen to rumors and pass them on to another person without distinguishing themselves. As a result, rumors spread everywhere and eventually caused serious consequences.

There are many proverbs in China ancient society, which condense the wisdom of the ancients and serve as a warning to the world. Many people think of some old sayings when they encounter problems, and some problems can be solved.

Among them, the proverb "Wash your dirty linen in public" is well known, which means not to tell anyone about your family. This sentence is actually very controversial. Some people think that "washing one's dirty linen in public" is a disgraceful housework. If you talk to outsiders, you will be laughed at by outsiders. Don't talk to outsiders at all. However, some people object. They don't think paper can wrap fire. It's better to speak openly than to be talked about secretly behind your back, so as not to let others talk secretly behind your back and block the long crowd.

I didn't expect that there was a saying behind "Don't wash your dirty linen in public" that many people didn't know. This sentence is "Don't believe rumors". This sentence is the essence, because rumors are very harmful and may ruin a person's life. Once someone spreads rumors, others will listen to them and spread them around, which will bring very serious consequences.

Therefore, rumors stop at the wise. We shouldn't believe rumors. When we speak, we should think through ourselves and say it without hurting others, so that the whole social atmosphere will get better and better.