The difference between Jews and Gypsies

The difference between Jews and Gypsies lies in three aspects: religious belief, cultural basis and economic conditions.

First of all, look at the difference with religious belief.

Jews all believe in Judaism.

Gypsies have no national religious beliefs.

Second, look at the differences from the cultural basis.

Jews once prospered and established a kingdom in history. In addition, the traditional culture based on religious belief is relatively profound compared with other ethnic groups.

Gypsies are another famous wandering people in Europe. Compared with Jews, the cultural foundation is weak.

Third, look at the differences from the economic conditions.

Jews mainly make a living by doing business. This enables them to accumulate more wealth. After the rise of capitalism, they gradually gained a higher social status by virtue of their capital advantages.

Gypsy circles are more closed. When wandering in Europe, I mainly make a living by semi-begging in the form of divination and juggling, but it is also accompanied by theft.

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Gypsies don't care about farming and mulberry, and generally don't raise food animals, but rely on urban and rural residents to make a living. Traditionally, gypsies have been around towns and rural residential areas, seeking a livelihood suitable for their wandering life. Men are engaged in selling livestock, training animals, mending pots (black and white blacksmiths) and acting as musicians.

Women are engaged in divination, selling medicine, begging and performing. Mobile circuses and entertainment places provide job opportunities for modern gypsies, who live closely in a small space decorated with carpets.

Just like living in an open carriage in the past, it is quite difficult to accurately estimate the number of gypsies because of their lifestyle (evading official population registration and census is a common feature) and long-term social and political discrimination.

It is estimated that there are about120,000 gypsies in the world, of which nearly10,000 are distributed in Europe. Nowadays, in many parts of Eastern Europe, Gypsies live in shanty towns with extremely poor living conditions, and there are still conflicts with residents of other ethnic groups.

This nation attaches great importance to knowledge and has been training children in memory since they were one and a half years old. The Jews began to teach their children to read the Old Testament as soon as they spoke. The purpose of Jewish education is to serve the future. Jewish education should cultivate the next generation of Jews, create their future and realize their dreams.

In the eyes of Jews, it is just an overprotection for parents to miss educational opportunities because they are worried that their children don't understand. In order to plant good seeds for children, Jews let them learn to remember. Therefore, it can be said that Jewish children have consciously carried out memory training since they were one and a half years old.

When they were three or four years old, they began to study in private schools. Every child who has just entered the classroom will be warmly applauded by everyone, making him feel that learning is happy; It is said that in every Jewish family, when children are just sensible, the mother will open the Bible, sprinkle a drop of honey on it, and then let the children kiss the honey in the Bible. Then, the mother will tell her children that books are sweet.

Jews believe that the earlier education begins, the better, so children begin to think completely at the age of four. At that time, adults will tell children that there is no right answer in the world, so don't stick to one idea, because there are many other ways of thinking.

At the same time, memory training continues. Children should remember all the Old Testaments when they are five years old. The Old Testament is a great classic, and it is very high to remember it all.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Jews

? Baidu Encyclopedia-Gypsies