Why do you want to say tradition when swearing?

Ideological tradition seems to have no fundamental connection with curse or not. The ancients were all normal people, and they all had the joys, sorrows and fears that normal people should have. Thought can indeed imprison a person's words and deeds, but so far there should be no explicit prohibition of swearing thoughts. Love is deep and full of emotion, and I will certainly choose a way to express my inner dissatisfaction. Besides, isn't it better to show my ability by turning around and cursing? It can not only show the ability, but also be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Why not?

First of all, we must make it clear that swearing does not mean being uneducated, uneducated and uneducated. So-called? Is familiarity tolerable? Traditional thoughts still can't imprison human nature. Anger is a common emotion, which can be tolerated under the imprisonment of traditional ideas, but it is not unlimited.

Secondly, it has nothing to do with the ideological tradition turning to curse. There is no doubt about the accomplishment of ancient literary masters, but this cannot detain their ability to release swearing.

Confucius, an important representative of Confucian school, passed on the truth, goodness and beauty of the world to the public, and recorded that: Six old people died for thieves! ? ,? If it is, it is not its death! ? This is sharp enough, sharp enough, mean enough, and merciless; Du Fu, a famous epic poet, once wrote in "Jueju": ",,"are the highest attainments of their works under the conditions of that time. After the life of your generation has all turned to dust, nothing will hurt the torrent flowing to the endless river. ? What a sharp cursing poem; Mrs. Hua Rui once wrote such a poem at the time of national subjugation: One hundred and forty thousand people were disarmed, and none of them were men! ? What naked irony! Is Mrs. Huarui proud? In just a dozen words, he made a sharp turn and scolded hundreds of thousands of men.

Then, it may be that the ideological tradition led the ancients to turn the spell, and the blatant naming of surnames may indicate that they have no culture, but turning the spell is very different. There is a kind of me standing in situ looking at you, looking at you, talking to you in time and space, but you don't know that I am scolding you, demeaning the IQ of the other party, and getting more and more popular.

Finally, swearing has nothing to do with ideological tradition, but human common sense.