"The Hall of Complaints" is a practical book of elegance and scolding.
Scolding is an art.
Since humans are higher animals, of course they cannot bark like other lower animals. If you use foul language, it will only pollute the air, and it will be the curser who suffers. If not, she might even be called a "shrew" or a "hooligan".
Do you think that if you use bad words to curse people, you will be happy and others will also make a fool of yourself? You are wrong! Few people watching the excitement will pay attention to the person being scolded by you. On the contrary, they are paying attention to you who is scolding you. If the person you meet being scolded is someone like me, then you have failed even more, because I am tired of hearing foul language. No matter how much you are scolded, I can only treat it as a modal particle.
On the other hand, when you say disgusting words in front of everyone, everyone is looking at you, seeing how inferior you are, seeing how low-level you are, and I am standing opposite you, watching how excited you are, and seeing how ridiculous you are.
The essence of scolding is that while scolding is wonderful, you must maintain your own image. The most important thing is to let everyone see that the person being scolded is inferior, so that the person being scolded feels guilty and vomits blood...
Of course, many of the "scolds" are friendly insults, and there is no acquaintance without fighting! It's exactly this: A good man knows a good man, and he cherishes "the fishy smell".
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