Why Japanese people often smile to hide their grief

Due to its geographical and other characteristics, Japan has long been isolated from the rest of the world. This could not but affect the identity of the culture and worldview of the people themselves. Attitude to life, to society, to unpredictable nature and all living creatures has been transformed into proverbAll the wisdom of the people of the Land of the Rising Sun. People we so often admire.

And today's edition. "Site" It offers to get acquainted with the culture and worldview of the people of Japan through their truthful and wise proverbs. There is something to think about, there is something to learn, there is something to listen to.

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Simple proverbs

1. “Do not delay the one who leaves. Don't persecute the one who came.
2. “Without ordinary people, there are no outstanding people.”
3. “Fast is slow, but without stopping.”
4. Give way to idiots and madmen.
5. “It is better to be at odds with a good man than to be friends with a bad one.”
   
   
   
   
6. “He who wants to go up will invent his steps.”
7. “Husband and wife are like hands and eyes. When the hands hurt, the eyes cry, and when the eyes cry, the hands wipe away the tears.”
8. And the farthest road begins with the near road.
9. “The sun knows no right, the sun knows no wrong. The sun is not trying to warm anyone. He who finds himself is like the sun.
10. The sea is big because it does not neglect small rivers.
    
    
    
    
11. "Cause and patch can be glued anywhere."
12. “He who drinks wine does not know what harms it. He who does not drink does not know how it is useful.”
13. No one stumbles while lying in bed.
14. “If a problem can be solved, there is no need to worry about it. If the problem cannot be solved, it is pointless to worry about it.”
15. Immense honesty coexists with stupidity.
    
    
    
    

Why you should smile more often: “Happiness always comes to a house where people laugh.” “Check seven times before you start doubting a person.” “Do your best and then rely on your destiny.” “When you think, decide. If you decide, don't think. “To ask is a shame for a moment. Not knowing is a lifetime of shame.”



“A perfect vase was never made by a bad master.” “Where force is right, right is powerless.” "Deep rivers flow silently." “It happens that a leaf sinks and a heavy stone flows.” “Cold tea and cold rice can be tolerated. Cold words and cold eyes cannot be tolerated.





Simplicity in everyday life, love of nature and respect for other people – these words can be characterized by the average Japanese. The land of the past and the future. It is not surprising that the oldest temples and ultramodern skyscrapers look harmoniously here.

Perhaps not least, and with the right convictions The Japanese are able to maintain good health longer than others. And even to nature, which often destroys their homes, the locals treat with special trepidation. On the other hand, frequent cataclysms helped the Japanese learn to appreciate moments of calm and see real beauty.