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Anonymous users2024-01-24This phrase is used to describe a virtuous and capable woman. Meaning: not only can you handle it externally (you can be outside, you can look beautiful and deal with people), and internally, you can handle cooking, housework, and family relationships in an orderly manner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23That is to say, she is beautiful, has a good temperament, is knowledgeable, is good at socializing, and can do housework, laundry, cooking, cleaning up and taking care of children. This is the ideal requirement and the highest evaluation for women in the old days.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It means to be the leader inside and out.
It means that a person is very capable, and can be both inside and outside the Lord. >>>More
The phrase "going up to the hall and going down to the kitchen" is generally to be able to take charge of oneself and handle things smoothly in work and interpersonal communication; It is also perfect for doing all aspects of housework. The hall and the kitchen are symbols of women in the new era, with both modern atmosphere and traditional virtues; It has both cultural and emotional connotations.
Explain that a woman who can be on the table, but can't do housework.
Generally refers to women; Entering the kitchen means that you can cook rice and stir-fry dishes very well, and some housework dishes are very good. >>>More
It refers to the fact that a person can do all aspects of housework and is very perfect; At work and in interpersonal communication, he can be independent, and he is sleek and sophisticated.