I don't think anyone is born a gentleman. The reason why gentlemanly manners can become the product of British people is related to their habits in their bones, and parents will attach great importance to the cultivation of their children. Cultivating children from an early age should be polite, respectful, kind and so on. When a child grows up, he will naturally feel that this is something he should take for granted.

I think this kind of training is very good. Only by instilling this idea in them when they are dolls will they know what is good and what is not. Therefore, gentlemanly manners should start with dolls. This also shows that having a good parent is very important for a child's life, because children will regard their parents as their role models, and see how parents treat others with courtesy, whether the relationship between husband and wife is intimate and healthy, and whether they treat their children kindly and appropriately, which will inadvertently produce their ideas.

I have always felt that there is no such thing as Xiong Haizi in this world. The reason why there is Xiong Haizi is because there are bear parents. Parents' doting and sitting idly by will have a great influence on children, and failing to give them the correct concept in time will make them feel that they have done nothing wrong. Treat children as individuals and let them know that they should be kind, polite and modest, and learn to respect others, what they can and cannot do. I think British parents will attach great importance to this point, so the British feel very gentleman, which is inseparable from their parents' education.

Parental education, combined with daily behavior habits, will help you know how to present a perfect state in front of others. This is not hypocrisy, but to make people get along more comfortably and easily. A gentleman should not be too charming.