1, Jews are the people who love books the most.

The ancient Jews saw that the book was worn out and could not be read any more, so they dug a hole and buried it seriously. At this time, their children always have to participate. They said to the children, "Books are things of life." They also sprinkle honey on the classics for illiterate children to kiss. Jewish children know from an early age that books are actually very sweet things.

2. Jews cherish time as gold.

For example, when a child asks what time it is, he will always say, "It's11:0021:35." Never say it's almost half past six 1 1, and 1 1. Because of this, Jews have a strong sense of time and are very sensitive and accurate about numbers.

A man visiting his Jewish friend was turned down as soon as he entered the door, on the grounds that he had not made an appointment in advance. It is shameful for Jews to waste time. Being in a family that cherishes time, Jewish children cherish time very much since childhood.

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Jewish names and etymology

The word "Jew" in Chinese comes from Hebrew, and the word "Jew" in English comes from "Gyw, Iewe" in Middle English, from "giu" in old French and "juieu" earlier, which can be traced back to "Iudaeum" in Latin.

In other languages, Jews are represented as "juif" (French) and "J? De "(Danish) and judío (Spanish), and some languages also use Hebrew transliteration to refer to Jews, such as" Ebreo "(Italian) and" Russian: еврей "(Russian).