Americans seldom wear hats except old people. There are many people wearing slippers in America, not only at home, but also in the streets, libraries and museums. Even in formal social occasions, most women only wear low heels or high heels. Blue jeans are typical American clothes.
Hawaiians wear different clothes. Because of the warm climate, everyone only needs two or three simple "Maro" (wrapped in yellow or red cloth made of bark) or "Pabird" (skirt worn by women). There is also a kind of shawl called "Kikhyi", which is actually a long cloth wrapped around the shoulders. Girls in Hawaii want to be charming, so they arrange flowers in their temples and wear garlands of various colors around their necks, which is really more beautiful than modern clothes.
Don't worry about trifles/trifles.
Americans are warm and cheerful, and are famous for their informality. Most Americans don't want special respect because of their age and social status. They feel too uncomfortable. Many people like to call each other by their first names, thinking that it can show friendliness. You often see people sitting in offices without coats and ties. When they talk on their mobile phones, they will lean back in their chairs and even put their feet on the table.
Have extensive friendship
American life is very mobile, and a family rarely lives in one place for more than five years. Therefore, it is easy for Americans to make friends, and their friendship has developed rapidly. You are free to visit American homes, or you can spend your holidays or live with them. This kind of friendship can be close for a while, but most of it disappears as soon as people break up.
Time concept
In the United States, people attach great importance to the importance and value of punctuality. People from all walks of life use timetables to organize activities, giving people the impression that Americans are always in a hurry and American society is a society ruled by clocks.
appointment
American young people associate with the opposite sex more freely than unmarried young people in many other countries. So at the age of high school, it is natural for young Americans to be with the opposite sex. Young men and women spend a lot of time together, which does not necessarily mean that there is any deeper relationship. Although American social customs are more casual than other countries, Americans' views on "sex" are very similar to those in Europe and other Latin American countries. Gender relations can be discussed openly in the United States, but can young men and women?
On the question of who should pay for dating between men and women, American customs are the same as those in other parts of the world. Professional women pay for their own money during the day, but when men invite her to participate in some special activities outside their daily working hours, such as drinking, eating, dancing or watching movies, it means my treat.
lady first
In America, women are more respected. Generally speaking, women are always given priority. Men and women enter the room together. Men should open the door for women, enter the room and enter the restaurant. Most of them are women, unless they have to be served by men before. When riding, open the door for women and put your hand between the woman's head and the top of the door. When getting off the bus, the man gets off first, goes around to the other side of the car, opens the door for the lady, and then the man pays the fare. If the host drives to pick up the guests himself, the guests should sit in the front seat of the car and leave the back seat empty. If the guest is a lady, all men should stand up to show their respect when entering the restaurant. At the beginning of the banquet, the man should help the woman sit down. When walking or crossing the street, the man should walk beside the woman and lean in the direction of the car.
Japan is known as "the country of etiquette", and it is a Japanese custom to pay attention to etiquette. When people meet, they usually bow to each other and say "hello", "goodbye" and "please take care of me".
Japanese people attach great importance to exchanging business cards when they meet for the first time. Not only is it impolite to meet for the first time without a business card, but the other party will think you are unsociable. When handing business cards to each other, you should bow first and hand them in both hands. After receiving the other party's business card, read it carefully to see the identity, position and company of the other party, and nod your head to show that you know the other party's identity. Japanese people think that business cards represent a person, and treat them as if they were themselves. If you take a business card and put it in your pocket without reading it, it is considered rude. If you want to participate in business negotiations, you must send business cards to everyone in the room and accept their business cards. You can't leave out anyone. Although it takes a lot of time, it is a way to express mutual friendship and respect.
When visiting a Japanese family, you should make an appointment with the host in advance and ring the doorbell to announce your name before entering the door. If there is no doorbell in this house, don't knock, but open the sliding door on the door and ask, "Excuse me, is there anyone inside?" After entering the door, you should take the initiative to take off your clothes and hat, take off your scarf (but be careful not to wear vest or barefoot even in hot weather, otherwise it will be impolite), put on spare slippers and give your own gifts to your host. When you sit in a room, it is polite to sit with your back to the door. Only under the persuasion of the owner can we move to a distinguished position (referring to the seat with various works of art and decorations in front of the niche, which is specially prepared for VIPs). Japanese people are not used to letting guests visit their houses, so don't ask to look around. Japan is particularly taboo for men to break into the kitchen. You have to ask the owner's permission to go to the toilet. When eating, if you don't know how to eat a certain meal, you should ask the owner's advice and turn your chopsticks around when you are holding vegetables. When saying goodbye, let the guests ask first and thank the host. When you return to your residence, you should call the other party and tell them that you have returned safely. Thank you again. Don't forget to express your gratitude when you see your host again after a while. When the Japanese hold a banquet, the traditional way of toasting is to put a bowl full of clear water in the middle of the table and put a clean white gauze in front of everyone. Before pouring wine, the host will wash his glass with clear water, press the cup mouth down on the gauze, let the water droplets be sucked up by the gauze, and then hand it to the guests with both hands. After drinking, guests do the same to show the friendship and intimacy between the host and the guests.
Whether visiting relatives and friends or attending banquets, Japanese people always bring gifts, and a family spends 7.5% of its income on gifts every month. When visiting Japanese families, you must bring gifts. Japanese people think that giving gifts is much more meaningful than saying "thank you", because it is to express gratitude with practical actions. When giving gifts to Japanese people, we should master the "sense of value", and the gifts should not be too heavy or too light. If it is too heavy, he will think what you want from him, and thus infer that your goods or services are not good; If it is too light, it will be considered that you look down on him. Generally, it is more appropriate to take some packaged food when visiting Japanese families, but don't send flowers, because some flowers are used for courtship or funeral. Japanese people pay attention to the packaging of gifts. Gifts should be wrapped in several layers and tied with beautiful ribbons or paper ropes. The Japanese believe that there is a soul in their hearts, which shows their sincerity in sending people to Zagreb. People who receive gifts usually give them back. Japanese people don't open gifts in front of guests, mainly to avoid embarrassment because of the discomfort of gifts. Japanese people don't mind giving gifts they don't need to others. Japanese people generally don't use even numbers to give gifts. This is because "four" in even numbers is the same as "death" in Japanese. In order to avoid bad luck, "four" is not used in many occasions. Over time, even the second, fourth and sixth figures are simply not given. They like to pronounce singular numbers, especially the three singular numbers of three, five and seven. But "nine" should also be avoided, because "nine" and "bitter" have the same pronunciation in Japanese.
Koreans advocate Confucianism and respect their elders. When the elders enter the house, everyone should stand up and ask how old they are. Take off your sunglasses when talking to the old man. Get up in the morning and greet your parents after dinner; When parents go out and come back, the children have to see him before they can eat. When riding a bike, make way for the old man. Answer the phone. When eating, you should serve food to the elderly or elders first. Only when the old man moves chopsticks can others eat. When riding a bike, make way for the old man.
When Koreans meet, the traditional etiquette is to bow. When the younger generation and subordinates meet their elders or superiors, they should bow, say hello and stand aside to show their respect. Men greet each other, bow and shake hands. When shaking hands, they either use their hands or their left hands and only nod once. Bowing etiquette is generally not used on businessmen. When dealing with Korean officials, you can usually shake hands or nod gently. Women don't usually shake hands with people.
In social groups and banquets, men and women socialize separately, even at home or in restaurants.
In Korea, if someone invites you home for dinner or dinner, bring a small gift, and it is best to choose packaged food. When toasting at dinner, you should hold the bottle in your right hand and the bottom of the bottle in your left hand, then bow and toast, and finally pour three cups. The toaster should hold its cup lower and touch the other's cup with its rim. Take a bow before you leave after drinking. When you are a guest, the host won't show you the whole house. Don't wander around alone. When you leave, the host will see you to the door, even outside, and then say goodbye.
Koreans accept gifts with both hands, but they don't open them in front of guests. It is not appropriate to send foreign cigarettes to Korean friends. Wine is the best gift for Korean men, but you can't give wine to a woman unless you make it clear that the wine is for her husband. Pay attention to giving gifts to Koreans. Korean men like brand-name textiles, ties, lighters, electric razors and so on. Women like cosmetics, bags, gloves, scarves and spices used in the kitchen. Children like food. If you send money, you should put it in an envelope.
If there is a visit, it must be agreed in advance. Koreans attach great importance to reception in communication. Banquets are usually held in restaurants or bars, and their wives rarely attend.
taboo
The government stipulates that Korean citizens must respect the national flag, national anthem and national flower. Not only does the radio regularly play the national anthem, but it also plays the national anthem before the theater performance. The audience must stand up. If foreigners are too negligent in the above places, it will be considered as disrespect for South Korea and Koreans.
Koreans have many taboos. When we meet on holidays, don't say unlucky things, let alone get angry and quarrel. On the third day of the first lunar month, you can't take out the garbage, sweep the floor, and kill chickens and pigs. Avoid lighting a fire at the Cold Food Festival. The zodiac is a marriage, and the wedding date is not a day. Fishermen are not allowed to turn over when eating fish for fear of capsizing. Don't go to someone else's house to have your nails cut, or the two families will have a grudge after their death. Don't wear a hat when eating, or you will be poor for life. Avoid pillow books when you sleep, or you will accomplish nothing. Avoid killing dogs born in the first month, or they will die within three years.
When sitting with the old man, sit up straight. Because the Korean dining table is a small table with short legs and placed on the kang, both the host and the guests should sit cross-legged on the ground when eating. If you should kneel in front of your elders, no matter who you are, you must never straighten your legs or part, otherwise it will be considered impolite or insulting. Don't smoke in front of superiors and elders, and don't borrow or collect fire from them without permission. Don't make any noise while eating, let alone talk. You should take off your shoes when you break into a family house or a Korean hotel. Eating in the street and blowing your nose in front of people are considered rude.
Never mention "North Korea" in front of Koreans or refer to "Seoul" as "Beijing". Photography is strictly restricted in Korea. Military facilities, airports, reservoirs, subways, national museums and places of entertainment are all prohibited, as are taking pictures in the air and high buildings.
Canada is a country in the north of North America, with the second largest area in the world. With a population of more than 27 million, it is a country with a small population density in the world. Canada is an immigrant country with 42% British residents, 27% French residents and descendants of other European countries. The indigenous people are Indians and Inuit. There are about 800,000 people in China. English and French are both official languages. Catholicism accounts for 47.3%, and Christianity accounts for 4 1.2%. Maple is the national tree of Canada, and maple leaf is the national flower of Canada. Sugar maple and black maple are the most famous maple trees in China, and March Maple Sugar Festival is an important festival in Canada.
The Canadian diet is dominated by meat and vegetables, supplemented by pasta and rice. I like to eat beef, chicken and other meats, especially sardines and game. I like to eat raw vegetables, mainly tomatoes, celery, cauliflower, onions, potatoes, cucumbers and so on. Canadians taste light, sweet and sour, and don't like it too salty. Pay attention to nutrition and freshness. Cooking methods include frying, roasting and frying. I like crunchy food. I like to eat fried steak, fried lamb chops, fried fish and shrimp, sweet and sour fish, sweet and sour pork and so on. I don't eat animal viscera and claws, and I don't eat spicy food. I like drinking, such as brandy, champagne, beer, gin, whisky, soda water, grape sprinkles, mead and so on. Drink fruit juice, Coca Cola and other drinks. I like fruits such as lemon, litchi, banana, apple and pear, and nuts such as pine nuts, raisins and peanuts. In three meals a day, breakfast is relatively simple, mainly eating toast, eggs, bacon, milk, juice, vegetarian porridge, cornflakes porridge and so on. It is also easier to bring rice or fast food for lunch. There are usually sandwiches, drinks and fruits. Dinner is a full meal. The staple food is chicken, beef, fish and pork chops, supplemented by potatoes, carrots, beans, bread, milk and drinks. I like to use clear soup (with beans and radish). Eat snacks, apple pie, peach pie, etc. at 0/0 am/kloc-0 and 3 pm. The fast food industry in Canada is developing rapidly, and there are many kinds, such as hot dogs, Italian pies, hamburgers, Greek meat sticks, American fried chicken, Mexican tacos and China rice. Canada also likes to eat our Jiangsu cuisine, Shanghai cuisine and Shandong cuisine.
Canadians dress like Americans, but not as casually as Americans. On informal occasions, they dress casually and often wear jackets, T-shirts and slacks. On formal occasions, such as going to work, going to church, watching a performance, attending a banquet, etc. They dress neatly and pay attention to it. Men wear suits and women wear skirts. Women's clothing does not pay much attention to fabrics, but pays attention to novel styles, coordinated colors, comfort and convenience.
Canadians are simple, easy-going, friendly and hospitable. When we meet, we usually shake hands, not as casually as Americans. Acquaintances use hug etiquette. You can shake hands when you break up. Introducing etiquette means introducing men to women, young people to old people and people with low status to people with high status. When acquaintances meet, they call each other by their first names. When shaking hands, ladies, elders and people with high positions hold out their hands first. When talking, choose a topic that everyone cares about. You like to talk about Canada's economic and cultural development, weather, sports, tourism, customs and other topics. You can't ask personal life questions such as age, income, family status, marital status, and lady's weight. I don't like to compare Canada with America. Don't talk about social sensitive issues such as politics, nationality, religion, language, French and Quebec. In public, they pay attention to civility and politeness, and they should be seated in advance when watching the performance, and don't walk halfway. Don't talk loudly or litter in public places. Take public transport, take the initiative to give seats to the elderly and children, and queue up when getting on the bus. Encounter? Quot Private property, please don't cross ","Don't enter, don't enter "and other signs.
Canadians have a strong sense of time, so appointments should be made in advance and on time. Formal appointments are generally in restaurants, and executive meetings are generally in restaurants and clubs. Gifts should be given with a purpose, not casually. Birthdays, weddings, parting, etc. should be given gifts. Pay attention to gift packaging, usually wrapped in colored gift paper, tied with ribbons, decorated with colored flowers, and attached with signature greeting cards. The recipient of the gift should open the gift and express gratitude. Canadians often entertain guests with family dinners. Visitors can't arrive early; When visiting, bring a bottle of wine, a box of candy, a bunch of flowers and other gifts, or give some small gifts to the hostess and children. As a gift, wine should be used at banquets. Family dinners are usually cold meals. The food is put on the table, and everyone can help themselves, with optional seats, or stand and eat while chatting. The next day, the guest will write to the hostess to express his thanks. It is not advisable to stay at night. Generally, leave before 10 and before 1 1: 30 on weekends.
There are many festivals in Canada. 65438+1 October1is a celebration on New Year's Day and New Year's Eve. They use snow as a mascot, pile it around the house and build a snow wall, thinking that it can stop the devil. There is a carnival from early February to mid-February, and the celebration lasts 10 days. This is the biggest festival for Quebec residents, with French flavor. They built castles with white snow, put on small velvet hats with red tassels and red, green and white waist scarves, sang and danced, elected "carnival king" and "carnival queen", then paraded by floats and held various ice sports competitions. The Maple Sugar Festival is held from March to April and is a unique festival in Canada. People sang and danced, and tasted maple cake and toffee.
Canadians are afraid of the number 13 and Friday. Follow the Ten Commandments of Moses in the Bible and don't call saints by their first names. When people walk down stairs, avoid breaking glass products and knocking over salt cans. Avoid saying the word "old". Nursing homes are called "nursing homes" and old people are called "very old people". Bai Baihe is used for funerals, not as a general gift. Don't whistle at home, don't say unlucky things when eating, and don't say sad things when eating. Avoid eating animal viscera and fat.
Germans are characterized by diligence and self-confidence. Germans who are strict with themselves are very particular about form and punctuality. Public and private affairs must be arranged in advance and completed on time.
It is impossible to meet the Germans without prior agreement. If you need to postpone or cancel your appointment for any reason, you must call you.
Fang. Otherwise, it is not only rude, but also considered a great insult to it. Germans emphasize efficiency, discipline and meticulousness in their work.
I have many social activities in my spare time. There are receptions, cocktail parties, buffet parties, dances, etc. Besides, Germans like to travel, especially in winter and summer.
Two seasons. After my trip, I like to get together at my friend's house and hold a banquet to welcome my guests.
Germans are an orderly people. Everyone has his own "belonging", and even everything has its "proper" position. foreigner
Traveling in Germany. The first feeling is that everything is in good order there. Signs to maintain order and prohibition signs can be seen everywhere. Germans appear in public.
In public and when interacting with people, pay attention to dignified behavior, respect people moderately, and follow the rules in everything.
As the saying goes, there are local customs everywhere, and Germany is no exception. In the past, Germans divided "visits" into courtesy visits, farewell visits and thank-you visits.
, return visit, inauguration visit, stay, visit his fiancee, etc. Later, people found that there were two kinds of guests: Mr. and Ms. ... at first.
A quarter of an hour or half an hour is enough for a guest. Guests don't bring gifts or bouquets, and the host doesn't entertain anything. The best time to visit is at night.
From 6: 00 to 6: 30 in the morning, or near noon 12. It is best to inform the interviewee in advance.
In Germany, there are many rules for dining. A decent meal always starts with an aperitif Germans always prefer cooking in restaurants or at home.
Bitter aperitif, after all the guests know each other, let's stand together and chat, talk about something irrelevant and relax, because there is good wine.
Good food needs a good atmosphere. When seated, the host should not sit down before the hostess and other female guests sit down. Men should help women move their seats.
. Keep your body straight, relax, land on your feet, and don't move too much. When the hostess picks up the tableware, she can eat.
German gifts are more affordable, and there are also reasons for giving gifts, such as birthdays, engagements, marriages, etc. Guests only bring small things, such as a bunch of flowers and a bottle of wine.
Or something you made yourself. Known as "small gifts, swallowing friendship".
The legal holidays in Germany are: New Year (1,1); International Labor Day (May1); Jesus Open Day (the seventh Sunday after Easter)
; German unification day (65438+10.3); Confession day (1 1 month); Christmas (65438+February 25th-26th); Oktoberfest in Munich (last week of September every year
By the first week10); Date of promulgation of the Basic Law (May 23rd). Visitors should pay attention not to visit around Christmas and Easter for two weeks.
1/24~2/4 Rotterdam International Film Festival. More than 200 non-commercial films and documentaries were exhibited at the International Film Festival, which was highly praised by the film industry. www . if Rotterdam . nl
2/25~27 Maastricht Carnival, Mardi Gras, Maastricht. A carnival was held in Maastricht, southern Netherlands. Everyone, regardless of gender, age, dress up and enjoy singing and dancing.
3/ 10~ 18 European Art Fair, Maastricht. Art exhibitions from art galleries and buyers all over the world, especially 17 th century Flanders' paintings, are most praised.
3/20~ 10/2 Florence Flower Show, Vogelenzang. Frans Rosen is the largest light bulb manufacturer in the Netherlands. Founded in Vogelenzag from 1789, various new varieties of bulbs are published every year. March 20th to May 15 is the spring flower show, including tulips and other flower species; From May 16 to June 12, the autumn flower show only shows summer flower varieties.
3/22~5/24 Keukenhof Park, Lise Keukenhof, Lise. The famous Keukenhof Park is the largest tulip park in the world. When the garden opens in spring, the blooming bulbs are pleasing to the eye.
4/6~9/7 Ake Margi Cheese Market in Alkmar. During the holding period, it will be held in the central square of the market every Friday 10:00- 12:00. The colorful porters will be subdued and the cheese trade will still be conducted in the traditional way.
4/2 1 flower parade, flower parade from Nordwick to Harlem ~ bulb area. Flower parade held in the bulb cultivation area along the North Sea coast.
4/22 Rotterdam Marathon. Specially designed for running, Holland's unique flat roads are often famous for running out of the century record.
4/30 Queen's birthday. Orange represents the color of the Dutch royal family, and it is orange everywhere! The streets of Amsterdam are integrated.
5/20~5/24 Family and Garden Exhibition, Beckenstein Home &; Bakerstin Garden Market. Exquisite furniture exhibition was held in private castles along the North Sea coast.
6/9~30 Dutch Festival, Amsterdam, Amsterdam
Concert, opera, ballet, dance, stage play, etc. It has been going on for a whole month.
6/26~8/28 Haoda's cheese market. During the hosting period, the ancient traditional trade will be reappeared in Malcuit Square every Tuesday from 10: 00 to 12: 30.
7/4~8/ 15 Aiden's cheese market, Edam. Holding period: every Wednesday from 10: 30 to 12: 30.
July-August windmill day, children's dike windmill day, Kinderdijk.
At present, there are 19 windmills on the Children's Embankment, which rotate every Saturday during the activity, and some windmills are also open for people to visit. www.kinderdijk.nl
7/ 13~ 15 North Sea Jazz Festival, The Hague. A very famous jazz concert will be held along the coast of Beihai, and famous musicians from all over the world will gather together.
7/ 17~20 4 Walking Congress, male Imeyer 4 days March and Nijmegen are the founders of the World Walking Congress. Many contestants from Japan are divided into 30km, 40km and 50km, and the fun is not the competition among the contestants.
7/ 18~8/8 traditional folk festival Spakenburg Days. During the holding period, there will be a dance performance in national costumes every Wednesday and a visit to a traditional craft demonstration farm.
8/ 1 1 Fierlejeppen, Winsum flies over the canal from the platform beside the canal, which is also a unique sports meeting for non-Liszt.
Summer gardens in August/2 ~ 9/16, summer bulbs in Zomerhof, Keukenhof and Lisse, including passion fruit, lily, begonia, rose and gladiolus, compete with each other and open from 8: 00 to 18: 00 every day during the holding period.
8/18 Rijnsburg Enbour Float Parade
Summer flowers, such as passion flower floats, parade from Ensburg to Norduvik.
8/ 18 Water Concert of Prince Canal in Amsterdam Prinsengracht Concert Amsterdam held a classical concert in Prinsengren Canal, one of the most beautiful canals in canals of amsterdam.
8/23 Dutch Classical Music Festival The Dutch Old Music Festival, Utrecht performed classical music festivals such as the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque.
8/25 Cruise Celebration, gondola Night, Yangjiao Village, Yangjiao Village
A village celebration was held in Yangjiao Village, a small village in the northern waters. All the sightseeing boats were arranged neatly on the water.
9/ 1 Autumn Float Parade Festival, Amsterdam Float Parade The annual float parade, from the world's largest flower market to Amsterdam.
In the 9/3 float parade held in Shun Tertre, the birthplace of Dherdt painter Koho, and in the float parade held in Shun Tertre, the 20-meter-long float filled with passion fruit attracted the most attention from all walks of life.
9/8 Fruit Parade, Thiel held a parade decorated with colorful fruit floats in Deer.
9/ 18 Queen's Parliament Parade, The Hague Prinsjesdag, The Hague among the knights in the Parliament Hall, Queen Beat Rix announced the formal meeting of Parliament, and then marched in the city by carriage.
10/2 1 Amsterdam Marathon Amsterdam Marathon is an international competition.
1118 the arrival of St. Nicholas, the Arrval of St. Nicholas in Amsterdam, the Dutch Santa Claus and St. Nicholas in Amsterdam arrived from Spain by steamboat, and they marched in the city with black attendants.
11/25 ~12/3 Antique Conference, a large-scale antique market held by Pan-Amsterdam in Amsterdam International Conference Hall.
65438+February 18 candlelight party, Gundam, Gundam candlelight party
Gundam has been famous for producing candles since15th century. In front of the Gothic city government building, the huge Christmas tree is decorated with countless lighted candles, and everyone sings Christmas songs around the tree, which is full of warm atmosphere.
Italians are hospitable and casual, but they don't have a strong sense of time and often miss appointments or are late.
When dining in Italy, it is an Italian custom for men and women to sit separately. Generally speaking, the order of eating is cold dishes first, then the first course, including pasta, soup, rice or other staple foods; The second course includes fish, meat and so on. Then dessert or fruit, ice cream, etc. Finally, coffee.
Pay attention to etiquette when eating, don't ask too much at once. Don't let the knife and fork jingle when eating. When eating noodles, roll it up with a fork and send it to your mouth. Don't suck with your mouth, especially when using soup. After each dish is used up, put the knife and fork side by side on the plate, indicating that the dish has been used up. Even if there is any left, the waiter will withdraw the plate.
Italians like to drink, and they are very particular. Usually drink aperitif before eating, order wine according to dishes at dinner, drink white wine when eating fish, drink red wine when eating meat, and drink beer and water at dinner. Drink a small amount of hard liquor with ice after meals. Italians seldom drink too much, and they don't have the habit of persuading wine when eating, so they are very casual.
When invited to a friend's house, especially on holidays, you should bring some gifts or souvenirs to your host. Pay attention to the packaging of gifts. After receiving the gift, the host will open it in front of the guests and say some polite words or thanks. In addition, don't arrive early when you are visiting an Italian family. It's better to be a little late.
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Italian names consist of surnames and first names. When filling out official documents, I should add your father's name in addition to my own name, and sometimes I should write your mother's name in the order of my surname, my father's name and finally my mother's name.
Dress
Italy's food, clothing, housing and transportation are similar to those of neighboring France. Everyday clothes are mainly suits, but jackets, T-shirts and jeans have now become national uniforms. I usually dress casually, but at work, I pay great attention to dressing up. Some hotels stipulate that you must wear a tie to wear a suit. Even in summer, it is not allowed to wear shirt seats, but it is not necessary to wear national costumes.
prescribe a diet
Italian food is characterized by mellow and fragrant taste, famous for its original flavor, and its cooking skills can be comparable to those of France, while pasta is above France, with more than 400 varieties. Italian breakfast is simple, dinner is the main meal, and the meal time is usually very late.
stay
The housing conditions of Italians are similar to those of France, but the rent is much lower than that of France. Generally speaking, the housing conditions in northern Italy are better than those in the south. Not many Italians own a second house.
wedding
Italy is a country greatly influenced by Catholicism. According to the Catholic tradition, weddings should be held in churches, but now more and more people register their marriages in the city hall.
funeral
Since the prevalence of Catholicism, Italians have been buried mainly after their death, and there are cemeteries everywhere. The average Italian will hold a simple religious ceremony in the church after death, and then put the coffin in the prepared grave.
Czechs in dress etiquette pay more attention to clothes. On formal occasions, they wear suits or long coats. When the weather is cold, they wear hats, beautiful scarves and long and wide skirts. Women like to wear traditional black or crimson skirts. Once they get married, men take feathers off their hats.
Etiquette and manners Czechs believe that you can't have good clothes and good manners. They are not only polite to others, but also not casual when they are alone. They are very disgusted with frivolous people and have no affection for the phenomenon of hugging each other in public. At home, we respect our elders. Outside, people who help the elderly and take care of the young can be seen everywhere.
Meeting etiquette The vast majority of modern Czechs only have surnames and first names, that is, a word or a paragraph of surnames and first names. In order to distinguish it from people with the same name and similar status, some people have to add middle names. When addressing, Mr. and Ms. are generally called. Meet and shake hands.
Dining etiquette Czechs are used to eating western food and Chinese food, especially Cantonese food. When entertaining guests at home, it is often indicated in the invitation that please bring your own tableware, so guests must bring their own tableware to the party. Czech residents consume about 160 liters of beer every year, ranking first in the world.