Hug, Chinese vocabulary. The pinyin yūng bào means cuddling and means more love. But not just between lovers. It's from He Qing Bangor's "Night Talk about the Life of Liang Sheng".
Hugs mean more love. China is a country with delicate etiquette communication. People usually only hug their lovers, spouses, parents, brothers and sisters, children and friends. Others don't hug except under certain circumstances, and there are no restrictions.
The hug between lovers is happy and sweet; The embrace between husband and wife is tolerance and understanding; Hugs between friends are intimate and trusting; Hug after a quarrel represents compromise and forgiveness; Hugs after meeting represent thoughts and excitement; The hug before parting represents disappointment and expectation.
Dr. Herold Fowles, a famous American psychologist, said: "Hugging can eliminate depression-it can improve the efficiency of the immune system in the body; Hugging can inject new energy into a tired body and make you younger and more energetic. In the family, hugging every day will strengthen the relationship between members and greatly reduce friction. "
Psychological research shows that children who are often touched and hugged are much healthier psychologically than those who lack these actions. This is especially true for adults. It will make you feel the safety and warmth of your childhood again.