What do you think of the rules of eating that the old fathers left behind?

I think the rules of eating left by our ancestors are very reasonable. After all, there are no rules, so even when eating, there are some rules, and with these rules, people can eat in a more orderly and harmonious way.

First: you can't make a sound while eating. I think this is very necessary, for example, some people are prone to barfing during meals, and some make noises when they drink congee. Whenever I hear these sounds, I have a feeling that I don't want to eat, and I feel that making noise will be distracting. So the old ancestors left the rules of this meal is very good, can reduce the phenomenon of noise in the meal, so that the meal has become relatively quiet and harmonious.

Secondly, you can't mess with chopsticks. I remember once and an uncle their family to go out to eat, uncle's family of small children, more picky eaters, the nearest to him that a dish turned all over the left dial, and look, and ultimately did not eat much. After he got this dish, no one else ate it. Therefore, poking around with chopsticks while eating is an uncivilized table behavior. Because this is disrespectful to others, such food cannot be ****enjoyed.

Third: don't talk while eating. Nowadays, many people may like to talk about things at the table, but this is a not very good behavior. Because, when you chat while eating, it is not good for your digestion. In addition, when you chat with others, it will be accompanied by saliva flying out, which will produce some bacteria, and our meals will become less hygienic. So, in order to have a clean and hygienic food, cut down on your talking while dining.

In order to create a good civilized and hygienic dining environment, I think we should all follow the rules of eating that our ancestors left behind.