Japanese who eat "cold" meals: Starving to death is a trivial matter, and losing "cleanliness" is a major event. Why is this?

Japanese love cleanliness, so their table manners will be very different from ours. Because the Japanese have very high requirements for environmental cleanliness, it is almost always cold when eating. But for such a Japanese, even if you starve to death, you can't lose your manners. This is also because of the influence of their traditional Japanese culture. For Japan, they are also very clean at ordinary times.

Even sometimes their behavior really makes people feel very emotional. Although there will be some neat people in our country, compared with the Japanese, they are really dwarfed. Japanese people wear masks, mostly because of pollen, which is easily distributed in a certain season. This symptom is also found in China, and it is called allergic rhinitis. So in order to avoid this situation, the Japanese usually wear masks. This pollen-producing tree is not cut down because it is a good building material, so Japanese people wear masks when they travel to prevent pollen from entering their noses.

During the epidemic, people all over the country asked to wear masks, and the Japanese people became accustomed to it. The reason why the Japanese are cold when eating is because they adopt a very strict meal sharing system. Even if the family get together for dinner, several people can't eat a pot of food. They will distribute all the food to everyone in advance, and everyone has their own bowls and chopsticks for special purposes, unlike people in China. A large family cooks several dishes, and everyone sits together, with each dish sandwiched. However, some people's eating habits are very bad, and they will pick their used chopsticks in the dish basin, which is also a very unpleasant thing for people.

When Japanese guests arrive, they will also prepare disposable chopsticks for them, and generally do not invite friends to dinner at home. When eating in China, everyone will sit together and share today's interesting things. When eating, the table will be very lively, but not in Japan. Japanese etiquette is that when eating, you can't talk with your mouth full, even if you really have something to say. You should also speak very quietly. When people ask, you should eat the food in your mouth before answering questions. Obviously, this question-and-answer method is very boring, so Japanese people can hardly talk when eating at ordinary times, and they won't help others with food enthusiastically like we in China. Everyone eats his own food, so people think Japanese food is very cold.