Why do China people like bask in the quilt when the weather is fine, while Americans never go to bask in the quilt?

No matter in the countryside or in the city, we can often see that many people will take out quilts to dry when the sun is shining. I believe many people know the reason. On the contrary, the United States does not have this habit. Americans never go to bask in the quilt. what do you think?

In China, whether in the south or the north, if the quilt at home has not been taken out to dry for a long time, it will be taken out to dry in sunny days. Bask in the quilt seems to be a very common thing in China. In the eyes of China people, drying quilts in the sun at home can kill bacteria, especially in wet season. If it rains for several days in a row, there will be damp at home. Taking quilts out to dry can kill the mold on them.

Bask in the quilt also means unlucky. If anyone in the family is unlucky, the elders at home will take out this person's quilt to dry, which is the same as rolling eggs across the brazier. I hope this unfortunate man's bad luck will soon disappear through bask in the quilt.

But in the United States, even when the weather is fine, we rarely see people taking out quilts to dry. Actually, it has something to do with the American way of life. As we all know, in America, many people don't want to cause trouble to others, so they can solve things by themselves. In their view, if the quilt is hung outside, it may affect others, while the United States generally does not hang the quilt outside the house like China. On the one hand, their houses are planned, but they don't have this habit.

So Americans don't know what to do with quilts when they are in bask in the quilt. They will take them to a drying workshop for drying and disinfection. Although this way seems a bit extravagant to us, it is a very common thing in the United States. However, I prefer the way of China, which is more natural, and the quilt exposed to the sun will smell of sunshine.