There should be only one reason for this: it is because this way of dining seems too primitive, making people look like the ignorant primitive people in ancient times, who drank their hair and drank their blood.

There is also more or less a hint of ridicule in it.

But if you just think that everyone laughs at this way of dining in India, it is a bit biased and unfair.

Regarding this point, after all, the two countries, which are both ancient civilizations, are indeed at two extremes in terms of dining styles.

In China, people have generally attached great importance to etiquette from ancient times to the present, and what matters when dealing with others is dignified appearance.

When it comes to dining, no matter whether it is a scholar or a peasant, whether it is a lady from a wealthy family or a lady from a small family, there is no exception.

Everyone has a plate of food, and each person only eats it one by one in front of his own chopsticks. Even an ignorant child who has a little extravagance will be taught by his elders and cultivate a dignified and decent eating attitude.