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I, Viet Tuan, Viet Hoang, would like to greet everyone. I, Viet Hoang, would like to send to everyone a Vietnamese lesson on traditional culture. There is a saying, Why are rules important, but rules are not? Since ancient times, our ancestors have emphasized the importance of rules in the education of children and the preservation of family culture. Rules are not only the strictest rules, but also the most beautiful traditional moral values that have been passed down for generations. Why are rules important? Rules are the foundation of moral education for children through following the rules. Children learn how to respect the elders, respect the beautiful traditional moral values, and follow the family rules. First, the rules of the meal. When the whole family eats together, the eldest must sit in the middle position. Husbands sit next to each other, and children sit next to each other. Young children are allowed to sit next to the elders, but they are not allowed to sit higher. They have to wait for the elders to put the chopsticks in order to eat. When eating, they have to chew, but they are not allowed to chew at all. The soup will make a noise, so be careful when chewing. They are not allowed to hold the chopsticks in the rice bowl because that is an act that symbolizes cheating. They are not allowed to use chopsticks to put in the rice bowl. That is the behavior of the beggar. When eating, they have to put their hands on the table and their right hand on the table. They are not allowed to change their position after sitting on the table. When serving food to the guests, they are not allowed to move the table or eat any more. They are not allowed to chew the chopsticks. They are not allowed to use the chopsticks to pour the food on the plate. They are only allowed to serve food to the people. When visiting a guesthouse, they have to wait for the host to pour the food on the table before serving the food. When pouring the food, they are not allowed to pour it on the table. They are not allowed to pour the food on the table. The second rule of living in this country is that the elders have to be clear on the things to choose from, not to say that it is necessary to choose. They are not allowed to wear a hat, not to wear a scarf, not to wear shoes in the open field, Not to wear a tie, not to roll up your sleeves, not to show your face, not to put your hand on other people's shoulders, not to knock on the door and speak loudly. Not to sweep the house, not to look at people with a scar. When giving candy to others, you have to give them a portion of the candy. Do not ask for your age when going out and after coming home. No need to be too beautiful, but you have to be neat and clean. When meeting an adult, you must stand in line and ask. Do not stand in line on the sidewalk. When walking, you have to relax, lower your chest, stop aching, and look straight ahead. When meeting a stranger, you must give a polite reply. When you meet strangers, young people, women, you have to go to many places where you are not allowed to ask questions. 4. The rules of letting others in. When you knock on the door, you have to knock quickly. 5. When you enter the house, you have to knock once. After a while, you have to knock twice. 6. Do not knock on the door quickly because knocking on the door quickly is dangerous. 7. Do not knock on the door quickly, waiting for the owner to allow you to enter. 8. When there are guests in the house, after being introduced by the owner, you have to greet everyone. 9. When there are guests in the house, you must not sit alone. If you have a conversation, invite the owner to another place to talk. 10. Do not sit in the 4th column of the owner's bedroom. When guests come to the house, do not sit in their bed. 11. When guests can't go to the room without people. 12. When you talk, you have to pay attention and listen. 13. Look at the other person and focus. 14. When you see the owner of the house, you have to ask for permission to go home. 15. Do not let guests enter the house without permission. 16. Follow the rules when changing your position. 17. Do not talk about other people's shortcomings. 18. Do not brag about your own advantages. 19. Do not reveal family secrets to outsiders. 20. Think carefully before speaking. 21. When you meet someone you like, do not say bad words. 22. When you meet an older person, do not say pessimistic words. 23. Be careful when communicating with others. 24. Do not speak ill of others. 25. Do not offend others. 26. Do not argue with others. 27. When you meet a disabled person, do not ridicule them. 28. You must especially respect them. 29. When you see a disabled person in trouble, do not take advantage of them. 30. When you help others, do not hold back your gratitude. 31. When you receive help from others, you must repay them. 32. When you meet a disabled person, you must be calm. 33. Do not do what you can't do. 34. When you meet a disabled person, you must think carefully. 35. Do not act according to your emotions. 36. Do not do anything against others. 37. Do not do what you don't want others to do for you. 38. Do not do what you don't want others to do for you. 39. These are the family rules according to traditional culture. 40. To think about the nature of each person can only be shown in family rules. Hello everyone!