How do you view the Chinese mentality of not wanting to say that privacy is a problem ?

Like this kind of privacy, no matter which person in any country, he has something he doesn't want to say, otherwise he can't call it privacy, after all, everyone has their own secrets, some things are buried deep in the heart, and they can never be discovered, if everyone knows about it, then he may self-destruct.

Because most Chinese people are comrades-in-arms, the desire is relatively strong, especially if they like gossip or between husband and wife. Due to China's national conditions, I don't want to talk about it, but I will gossip about it and think that there is something wrong with this person. At the same time, the curiosity of the Chinese people will also be heavier, and they are also more gossipy, and they will gossip when they have nothing to do.

This is the case when I don't think about respecting other people's inner thoughts, or if I don't study and study too much about a subject like psychology.

I think this idea is problematic, the Chinese are still too gossipy. Privacy is important to everyone. Don't want to say.

It is understandable that we all have such rights, and we should all respect the privacy of others and not ask about things that others don't want to say. Don't snoop into other people's homes. Even to hurt others.

I think this mentality is wrong, because privacy is your own business, I don't like to let others know, this is a very normal thing, if you don't say it, it is a problem, then I think this sentence is a bit too absolute, it can't be established.

This mentality is not right, everyone has their own privacy, privacy is what you don't want to tell others, if you can say it, it's not called privacy.

Everyone has their own privacy, not saying it doesn't mean there is a problem, don't speculate on others.

I don't think that's a good mentality. In fact, this is the psychology of a large part of the population. If you want to know something that he doesn't want to tell you, you will think that there is something wrong with him, because you will feel that there must be something unspeakable.

If something is not spoken, there is a problem. But everyone has everyone's privacy, and when it comes to other people's privacy, it's normal for others not to say it, and others are not obliged to say their own privacy.

Some people don't want to talk about their privacy, it's not that these people have problems, but that these problems are embarrassing, and they are afraid of being laughed at by others after saying it. When others don't want to talk about their privacy, we shouldn't force others to say it, which is disrespectful to others and disrespectful to ourselves.

It's not that Chinese people don't pay attention to privacy, it's that there is no way to protect their privacy, take myself as an example.

Now that the Internet is so developed, unless it is the elderly in the 60s and 70s who do not know how to go online, there is no social activity in any public place, and it is possible that privacy will not be recognized, otherwise it is really difficult to protect their privacy.

Let's talk about celebrities! Don't celebrities want to keep it a secret when they fall in love? That's because the existence of the paparazzi can't protect it at all, how can you not resist the perseverance of the paparazzi with more bodyguards, right?

chased to the extreme, the star could only say weakly: "Please give me private space." In response to this sentence, Yuan Fang, what do you think?

It is mainly a matter of personal perception. I don't think those things about privacy exposure will happen to me, and this bit of privacy is not important, and I won't care about these problems. There was a family in our community who was uneasy about the curtains and thought it was nothing, but later part of the family's privacy was exposed on the Internet, and then they realized the seriousness of the matter.

Chinese people don't pay attention to privacy, it should be due to the level of education, right? Because after my husband and I got married, a mother-in-law lived in my house, and when we were asleep at three o'clock in the middle of the night, she would naturally push the door into the house and cover my husband with a quilt! She really scared me when she pulled the quilt!

It's not that Chinese people don't value privacy, but they don't take other people's privacy as privacy. I lived with my mother-in-law, but she never knocked on the door when she entered my bedroom and my husband's bedroom, and I encountered embarrassing scenes several times. You say she did it on purpose?

That's definitely not the case! It came down to because she didn't feel like our room was private, and she was probably thinking: this is my son who I raised as a child, what's not to see?

At this time, this is no longer just a matter of privacy, but a matter of three views.

Many times Chinese people do not pay attention to privacy, the main reason is that they do not know how serious the consequences of privacy once exposed, many high-tech crimes abroad are step by step to collect the information around you before they can form fraud, but in recent years, as advanced fraud began to spread to China, many people have begun to pay attention to their privacy.