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The chapter explores the concept of having thoughts and how it is expressed differently in various cultures. It highlights the challenges people face when trying to articulate their ideas in socially acceptable ways.
- The term '害臊' (embarrassment) is becoming less common, creating a sense of unfamiliarity.
- In the past, people in rural areas struggled to articulate fashionable expressions to demonstrate thoughtfulness.
- The difficulty of using trendy language was a source of embarrassment for many, including the narrator's class leader.
- 'Redology' characters also reflected the need to appear thoughtful in conversations.
- Cultural differences exist in how thoughtfulness is expressed, such as in Polish and Chinese contexts.
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