In China, many primary schools (maybe junior and senior high schools)assign kids to wash their parents’ feet as a gratitude homework. would you let your kid do this for you? I remember when I was maybe in junior high, my dad asked me to wash his feet. I felt really embarrassed and hurt. But he didn’t notice it, or maybe he just didn’t care. He only felt so proud of himself — he had so many kids, and all of them would do whatever he told them to. We never had that close, intimate connection. But I’m his kid, so I had to do it. So… Then my girlfriend washed my feet once. She did it because she wanted to. She said my feet looked cute. XD (or will you wash your partner's feet?) I brought this up because my elder sister sent me some photos. In the pictures, her daughter was washing her dad’s feet, and she was wearing a pair of plastic gloves. I guess she didn’t want to. It just made me feel so curious and found it really funny.😅 Between family members, love should be active and go both ways. ME:Why use washing feet to express as a gratitude? because feet are smelly? AI:This question of yours is really interesting. People use washing feet to show gratitude not because feet smell bad at all. It is precisely because washing someone's feet is an act that makes you lower your stance and shows great humility. SEE? Lower your stance and shows great humility!!! It's sweet if you do it out of love, but it feels totally wrong when kids are forced to wash their parents' feet for a video. Come on!!! Wake up!