Question 1: What does it mean to have no culture? Education is synonymous with self-discipline. To say that a person has no education means that this person is of low quality and rude, which implies that his parents have not fulfilled their obligation to raise and educate him.

Question 2: What is uneducated? It refers to a rule that people should learn from an early age and a respectful attitude towards people and things. In particular, it is the dereliction of duty of parents and teachers if people are ill-educated. Moral cultivation in behavior. It is the result of social influence, family education, school education and personal training, especially the code of conduct and ethics developed in the family since childhood. The dictionary says: politeness refers to humility shown in words and actions; Education refers to the cultivation of general culture and morality.

Question 3: Without culture ~ ~ ~ What do you mean, without quality, you can live without teaching?

Question 4: You are beautiful, but uneducated. What do you mean? You are a spicy chicken with no education.

Question 5: What do girls mean when they say you have no education? On the surface, you'd better stay away from her.

Question 6: Describe the uncultured sentence 1. Talent only gives some seeds, not established knowledge and virtue. These seeds need to be developed, and development can only be achieved through education and parenting. -Kailov

2. Wide rivers are calm, and educated people are humble. Aleksandr Herzen

3. Self-esteem is the most insignificant in etiquette. Politeness is a sign of upbringing and friendliness, and it is also a respect for the rights, comfort and feelings of others. -Love? Martin

4. The so-called good upbringing, they are different in almost all countries or even a region; Every wise man will imitate the good upbringing of his place and keep up with it. Chesterfield

Caring for public welfare should be shared by everyone with considerable education. -Tolstoy

6. If you want to get an education, "you must know the best things that the whole world is talking about and thinking about". Arnold

7. A person's mind without education, knowledge and practice is like a field. Even if this land is naturally fertile, it will not bear fruit without cultivation and sowing. Grimmelshausen

No one, no matter how knowledgeable, can be regarded as an educated person as long as there is an unbreakable distance between his ice question and his life. Powys

9. The heritage of educated people is more valuable than the wealth of those who are ignorant. -Park Jung-soo

10. If you want to get an education, you must know the most beautiful things that the whole world is talking about and thinking about. -Horse? Arnold 1 1. The first sign of an educated mind is to be good at asking questions-plekhanov.

Politeness is a language. Its rules and implementation are mainly learned from observation and the manners of those educated people. -Locke

13. They were born without thinking ―― they were born without worrying about the world. They have no status-no virtue-no education, no brains, no talent-and there is always an unexpected peace of mind in their muddled life. Mark? between the two

14. Etiquette, also known as education, is nothing more than not showing any contempt or insult to anyone in communication. Whoever can understand and accept this, agree to the above-mentioned rules and norms, and strive to implement them, will certainly become an educated gentleman. -Locke

15. The peak of a good education is being ready to help others. anonymous

16. There is great yearning in education-longing for beauty and light. It has even greater yearning-yearning for beauty and light to overcome everything. Arnold

17. In order to live successfully, young people must learn to stand on their own feet, remove obstacles lying in ambush everywhere, educate him at home, and let him have an independent personality recognized by people. Dale? Carnegie

18. It's better not to have children than to have no education. -Russia

19. Educated people can find beautiful meaning in beautiful things. This is because there is hope in these beautiful things. Oscar Wilde

20. Education is everything. Peaches used to be a kind of. -England

2 1. It is impolite to whisper in public. -Tolstoy

Courage is the inevitable result of wisdom and a certain degree of education. Lev? tolstoy

23. The genius of great men comes from educated people. -Higginson

24. It is a nature to tell others about yourself; Therefore, it is an education to take seriously what others tell you about yourself. -Goethe

25. People who care about public welfare should be well-educated. Grimmelshausen

Education is everything. Peach used to be bitter almond; Chinese cabbage is just a yellow bud with a college education. -Mark Twain

27. An ignorant person always thinks that what he knows is very important and should tell everyone. But an educated person will not easily show off the knowledge in his stomach. He can say a lot, but he thinks there are still many things he can't say well. -Rousseau

28. Bad manners can make people see the lack of education at a glance. The correct education lies in making people's external courtesy and noble education show at the same time. -Goethe

29. People are the same wherever they go, and they should endure it, instead of sticking to their own opinions and fighting against society unnecessarily. As long as you are at ease, just go your own way. To make people truly educated, they must have three qualities; Profound knowledge and thoughts ... >>

Question 7: What does it mean to have no family education? Is that an insult? 10: No tutor means no tutor, and no tutor means no tutor, which implies two meanings: one is poor quality, and the other is poor or bad tutor.

Ill-bred: in the family, the seniority is maintained, and young members or people with low status are not allowed to drink or smoke in front of the elderly or people with high status. People who break the rules are considered ill-bred.

Question 8: The performance of illiteracy is 20 points. Men usually respect those educated and connotative women, and often try to get close to them, maintain a certain intimate relationship, take pride in it, and become attached to and obsessed with this relationship. If conditions permit, it will be one of their lifelong dreams to marry such a woman and spend their lives together. Educated is the expression of moral beauty, which will show brilliance with the growth of years and the purification of the soul.

If a woman is always self-centered, regardless of the other person's position, or even ignores the existence of others, then working or living with such a woman will make people feel boring. On the other hand, if she is considerate of others everywhere and has a tolerant, tolerant and considerate heart, then this woman can be called an educated woman.

Many people think that cultivation is the beauty of a woman's appearance, but this idea is very wrong. There is a saying: "Being unattractive is absolutely intolerable for women, but being uneducated is absolutely intolerable for men." I quite agree with this view. Many women look beautiful, but their rude behavior often makes men flinch or dislike them. On the contrary, women who are ordinary in appearance but cultured in speech and manners often win men's hearts more. In addition, some people often observe women's education level from nuances.

A model mother said: "It is really important to see the beauty and ugliness of a family and the dedication and love of a housewife from the cleanliness of the kitchen and dressing room."

Another well-known entrepreneur also said: "As long as you look at the bathroom of the office building, you can see whether the enterprise is solid and prosperous and whether the female staff are well educated."

Of course, most people still like to see a person's accomplishment from his appearance and behavior. If a person always curses, hurts others, destroys things, harms others' health, or does something beyond moral standards, it is a sign of lack of self-cultivation.

If you want to be a cultured woman, you must pay attention to your daily behavior in your life, and at the same time, you should constantly expand your reading scope and improve your knowledge, so as to comprehensively improve your personal cultivation level. If you can store the absorbed knowledge in your mind, think further, have your own opinions and opinions, and then express them with your own meaning, then you can really be called a knowledgeable and educated person. Educated women often push themselves. This means not tolerating yourself and taking a strict attitude towards yourself. But if you tolerate yourself and criticize others, such people are not qualified to be called educated people.

A famous movie star in Hollywood often said, "My educator is myself." The reason why she was able to control herself correctly and gain recognition for her acting skills was because she kept pushing herself, so that although she only received a little education, she still shaped herself into a well-educated woman.

So, how can we be educated?

First of all, we must be able to think from each other's standpoint.

Second, you must be able to speak your mind.

Third, you should be able to push yourself.

These three are necessary conditions for a cultured woman.

Before marriage, as a woman, we must comprehensively improve our personal cultivation level, so as to firmly grasp men.

People's hearts ultimately ensure the firmness and long-term happiness of marriage.

In addition, we should also know that some women are uncultured, so as to be vigilant in their daily behavior after marriage.

1. Shallow and modest.

Husband likes to track his whereabouts when he goes to work.

I like to check my husband's pockets secretly.

Don't let your husband out of his sight for a minute.

5. Make-up is not to the point, blindly pursuing heavy makeup. If the eyebrows are painted too thick, they lose the beauty of gentleness; Fat on both cheeks is too thick; The contrast between lipstick and face is too great; The Millennium and Beauty Cream make the face white and You Lan, losing the beauty of elegance and simplicity.

6. Do not honor your in-laws, only your parents.

7. I have always thought that my husband is incompetent and can't manage housework.

8. "Gender awareness" is too weak, and it seems normal to pat shoulders and play with men.

9. Not enthusiastic about friends and family.

10. Can't tolerate the shortcomings and mistakes of others, and never consider what others need.

1 1. Obsessed with one's appearance and figure, pursuing others' praise ... >>

Question 9: What's the difference between illiteracy and illiteracy? Don't be too knowledgeable, show that we have no quality, and make silence more angry.