People in China call names and like to greet their female relatives. Why is "Uncle" an exception?

First of all, as a good citizen of China, I want to tell you here that swearing is particularly uncivilized, which lowers the overall quality of China citizens. Don't swear, draw the key points here.

Then let's talk about swearing. Women "relatives" and "grandfathers" appear frequently in metropolis.

There are three reasons for being a female relative. The first is caused by China's backward concept that men are superior to women since ancient times. The second is that women are more conservative about "sex", so they are considered to be more likely to irritate each other when swearing. The third is that girls are weak and easy to bully.

About "uncle" because uncle's original intention actually refers to your grandfather's brother, so it can be said that he is the head of the family, and at the same time he is a person worthy of respect from a family. Do you think you don't respect people who have special respect for others, and they don't want to hit you?

Swearing is a common problem in China. In China, more than 90% of the population said it more or less when they were young. It can be said that the dross of "China culture" has spread widely. This is also a very bad social problem that will be difficult to eliminate in the next decade or two.

It is true that when a person is particularly angry, it is easy to blurt out these unbearable words, but these are not immutable. At least for a better social environment in the future, if you say this when you lose your temper, please shut up. Don't say this in front of the children. No matter who you want to scold, don't show it to the children. Children are adults' mirrors.