The four-character phrase exposes Tian Pujun's 'cultural vacuum'
During an interview, Tian Pujun originally wanted to commercially praise her husband as a successful entrepreneurial benchmark, but surprisingly used the idiom 'the conclusion is drawn after the coffin is closed.'
Wang Shi's face immediately darkened as he said, 'I’m not dead yet.' It’s unclear whether it was intentional or not, but Tian intended to showcase her cultural connotation, only to inadvertently misapply it, making people laugh awkwardly.
Everyone knows that 'the conclusion is drawn after the coffin is closed' means to summarize, but it is generally used to describe the idiom used after the person has passed away to summarize their life; using it for a living person can be considered very disrespectful.
Being alive yet cursed in person by his young wife, it’s no wonder Wang Shi’s expression was unpleasant, which also reflects Tian Pujun's low cultural level and shallow literary cultivation. What do you think about this?
