Male lack of education

For men, if they lack education, they will often cause disgust among people around them. There are many reasons for lack of education, which is closely related to family education. It can be said that parents’ words and deeds are very important. Once they lack education, they will become more vulgar, appear to have low emotional intelligence, be particularly impolite in dealing with others, and sometimes speak rudely, etc. Let us learn about this aspect.

Male lack of education

[Vulgar people]: refers to farmers or tenant farmers. Now it refers to people who lack cultural education and whose behavior and consciousness are rough and vulgar.

【Lack of rules and education】: refers to being unruly and uneducated.

【Like to answer but not to reply】：Like to not answer but not to reply. It means being indifferent and rude to others.

【Indifference】: Not willing to respond. Metaphor for being indifferent and rude to others

[Arrogant and unyielding]: Ao: the same as “arrogant”; unyielding: not humble. Arrogant, unyielding and impolite.

[Roll the eyes]: When looking at others, look up or to the side with the eyes rolled up, which shows contempt, disdain and is impolite to others.

[Open chest and expose bosom]: Open clothes and expose chest. It also describes a rude and impolite behavior.

【To speak rudely】：Xun: modest and polite. Speak rudely and disrespectfully.

【Speak rudely】: speak in a rude and impolite manner.

【Put down the rice and drink】: drink: to drink, to tuck in. Eat rice with big mouthfuls and drink soup with big gulps. It used to mean impolite.

Man's educated behavior

1. Be punctual: Whether it is a meeting or an appointment, whether you are participating in it yourself or hosting it, well-educated people never arrive late. In their view, even if they are late unintentionally or due to unexpected circumstances, it is a sign of extreme disrespect to others who arrive on time.

2. Elegant conversation: Well-educated people will listen carefully to what others say, never interrupt others casually, and will not show arrogance when others are talking to them. They always listen to what the other person says first, and then discuss or supplement the other person's views and opinions.

3. Kind attitude: When talking to others or even subordinates, well-educated people always look into the other person's eyes and keep their attention highly concentrated; instead of flipping through things, reading books and newspapers, playing with mobile phones or facing computers, appearing absent-minded and casual.

4. Speak in a calm tone: Avoiding loud noises is a major sign of whether a person is well-educated or not. Therefore, when dealing with people, being calm and using reason to convince others can often achieve satisfactory results. Speaking at the top of your voice will not only fail to achieve your desired purpose, but will also affect the people around you and even make them dislike you.

5. Conversation skills: Respect other people’s viewpoints and opinions that differ from your own. Even if you find it difficult to accept or clearly disagree with something at the moment, you should not use an accusatory tone to say that the other person is “talking nonsense”, “talking nonsense”, “nonsense”, etc. in front of others. Instead, you should patiently state your own views, analyze things, and explain the truth.