Why children don't like old people, and people who don't care about old people say that old people are dirty?

For example, I was neglected by my parents when I was a child. Some feelings are too shallow, and some are purely parenting issues. Tell the truth. I can't say I don't like it, but my eyes are not good and I can't see so many dirty things. And it's easy to get tired and unwilling to clean up, so it seems to be buried. Sometimes I have a bad memory and like to forget. . . . . . Admittedly, some habits can be changed.

1 for example, I went to a house before, and his house had a vegetable wrench, which could cut fish, meat, vegetables and then fruits.

As a result, the fruit still smells like fish. Look at the scales carefully, because the old man remembers to rinse the vegetable board, but forgets to rinse the knife.

The rag for cleaning the pool is under the fish.

The fish is about to be cooked. It's really hard to have an appetite just by sticking a greasy black rag on the fish.

Logically speaking, it is really unclean to use a cutting board. But the older generation just came over.

Go home and dress outside, sit on the bed directly, don't wash your hands, take off your clothes and sleep in underwear at night.

You think so? The clothes on the bus were dirty in the morning. Someone may have wiped his nose and touched it on the bus seat. Or maybe children's shoes have been trampled, and there may be pet feces on the soles, which may not be cleaned up after a long walk. Or someone has been sitting on the ground, or the virus from the infectious disease hospital has been brought to his clothes, hands and pants. Going home to sleep without changing clothes is a breeding ground for bacteria and viruses. But others don't think so. They feel that they are not sick, and others in the world will not infect them. Seize the opportunity. In fact, many skin diseases that are difficult to cure come from this. Maybe that's why I'm a little neat.

The old man is very frugal, and he is reluctant to throw away the used dishcloth. Wash it (she thinks it is) and put it under the glass. The mouth of the cup is buckled down, saying that it is to prevent the ash from falling. . . . But when you pick up the cup, you will smell the rag. . . . It is obvious that she is cultivating bacteria, but her sense of smell has deteriorated and she feels clean and tasteless. . . Young people can't stand it. You think you can touch the bowl with sewer water and fill it with rice? You can't, and neither can the children.

There are many such little things. You think it's okay. Maybe someone saw the virus. And infection. . .

The next generation of the younger generation looks at the younger generation now, just as the younger generation looks at the elders. . . .

So you can help change your habits and help clean up, but you should use a persuasive tone and not be too blunt. After all, the blood relationship is there.

After all, everyone has an old day.