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China: Good Manners: Never Air Problems Openly
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How do we get by in China when
so many things are just so different? Well, we do because we become used to the many good and wonderful things about this
country.
The concept of airing problems
openly, of bring festering wounds up to the sunlight and letting them dry in the fresh air - this is not known in Chinese
society. I believe that friends do discuss their problems with one another.
I believe this emotional self-repression
is connected with the large numbers of people that lived and still ive in any given Chinese household.
There is not the break free
and run wild mentality of the Wild West ever, there is no blurting out what you really want to say, and running off to a solitary
household.
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