What does the kitchen under the hall mean?

"Going to the hall and going to the kitchen" means that a person can do everything at home, which is perfect. It describes a sleek and sophisticated woman who can be independent in work and interpersonal communication. The traditional thought of China people is that "a woman gets the hall and the kitchen". Ancient women were discriminated against and had no traditional culture and education. If a woman can "get to the hall and get to the kitchen", it means that this man is really blessed and married to a good family.

In ancient times, women had no status, and the concept that men are superior to women is slowly reversed in modern times. From this point of view, the world represents a high status, while the following table represents a low status.

As the saying goes, a gentleman is far from the kitchen. Let's not go into the meaning of this sentence for the time being. In ancient times, most of them were cooked by women. Women's status is low, so call the kitchen, the toilet can't be replaced by others, and it depends on men to go to the toilet.

Ancient residents in China were the earliest cave-style buildings, and kitchens were often set in the underground part to facilitate the discharge of kitchen fumes. In our countryside, this is called pulling the breeze. Call the kitchen, because the kitchen is below.