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> In Chinese, we might call this 家教 - or "upbringing". If you have no decorum, or class - it suggests that your upbringing was poor, or that your parents failed
by RVuRnvbM2e 10y ago
> In Chinese, we might call this 家教 - or "upbringing". If you have no decorum, or class - it suggests that your upbringing was poor, or that your parents failed to raise you well.
It's impressive that you're able to extrapolate the questioners life up until this point based on three words.
If the product in question is a shitty product, there's no problem describing it as such.
- AIMunchkin 10y agoIf he's from China (and I'm assuming so), I'm not so surprised. It's a status thing culturally. I've had my ideas at work dismissed on the basis of my not attending an Ivy League school by the sort that spouts concepts like this. A more amusing instance of this outlook at work: http://www.cracked.com/personal-experiences-1940-china-one-place-american-teachers-are-treated-as-stars.html http://www.cracked.com/personal-experiences-1940-china-one-p...