Question 1: What colors do Turks like? Turks love green, white and crimson. Purple and yellow are taboo as yellow symbolizes death. The base triangle should be used with caution in Türkiye, as the green triangle is a symbol of free supplies. When they decorate their rooms and living rooms, it is absolutely taboo to use colors, because the people have always believed that colors are bad omens and forbidden colors.
Question 2: Are there any clothing taboos in Türkiye? Never heard of it. I wear all colors in Türkiye. The person who was punished was probably involved in blackmail. In Turkey, women are only not allowed to wear shorts when entering the monastery. In places like the Blue monastery, there are people at the entrance to put aprons on for female tourists wearing shorts.
Question 3: Turkish customs and taboos Turkish customs and taboos
It is taboo to pass things or food with the left hand. The left hand is considered unclean. Using the left hand to pass things or food is extremely harmful to people. Disrespectful and potentially insulting.
I am extremely disgusted and disgusted with the intimate behavior between married men and women or lovers in public places, thinking this is an immoral behavior.
Christians in Turkey taboo the number "13", thinking it is unlucky and a number that portends bad luck and disaster.
Turks do not like to discuss issues related to politics and the conflict between Cyprus and Greece when chatting with guests.
Pork is prohibited in Türkiye, but alcohol is allowed.
The general characteristics of Turkish social customs can be summarized in the following sentences:
Details of Turkish life
Turkish people like to invite guests to their homes. , and will be entertained very hospitably. Coffee, cigarettes, snacks, and fruits are provided to the guests one by one, and finally the guests are invited to come back next time.
In Turkey, people retain an ancient traditional custom and generally have special feelings for garlic. Therefore, people are willing to hang a few cloves of garlic on their doorsteps to use it to turn bad luck into good luck.
They especially like foreign guests to speak to them in Turkish. Even if they have just learned a sentence to speak to them, they will be extra affectionate to the guests because of this.
Türkiye is one of the world's most famous culinary kingdoms. Their cooking skills are widely spread and influential in many countries in the Middle East and North Africa. They enjoy having others taste and appreciate their delicious food.
Likes to talk about non-objectionable topics such as international issues, family, career and personal hobbies.
They love flowers, especially tulips. Tulips are a symbol of happiness and a token of love in the minds of Turks, and are respected as the national flower.
Preference for green, white and crimson, believing that these colors give people a positive impression.
Question 4: What color is the most taboo among French people? Black: It is a sign of seriousness and grandeur. Many European and American countries wear black clothing on solemn and solemn occasions.
Blue: In many Western countries, blue is regarded as an unlucky symbol.
Yellow: It means more unlucky. Brazilians use brown as the color of mourning; Syrians avoid using yellow because they think it represents death; Pakistanis also avoid using yellow because it is the color reserved for monks.
Green: Japanese people are most taboo with the color green, thinking that green symbolizes unlucky.
Dark green: This is the most taboo color for the French because it was the color of Nazi military uniforms.
Color of the suit: Turks believe that the color of the suit represents bad omen. They like to use plain colors when decorating their rooms and living rooms, and absolutely prohibit flowers and colors.
Red: a taboo color for Thais
Question 5: What are the customs and taboos when traveling to Turkey? Turkish customs and taboos
It is taboo to pass things or food with the left hand. The left hand is unclean. Using the left hand to pass things or food is extremely disrespectful and is suspected of insulting people.
I am extremely disgusted and disgusted with the intimate behavior between married men and women or lovers in public places, thinking this is an immoral behavior.
Christians in Turkey taboo the number "13", thinking it is unlucky and a number that portends bad luck and disaster.
Turks do not like to discuss issues related to politics and the conflict between Cyprus and Greece when chatting with guests.
Pork is prohibited in Türkiye, but alcohol is allowed.
The general characteristics of Turkish social customs can be summarized in the following sentences:
Details of Turkish life
Turkish people like to invite guests to their homes. , and will be entertained very hospitably. Coffee, cigarettes, snacks, and fruits are provided to the guests one by one, and finally the guests are invited to come back next time.
In Turkey, people retain an ancient traditional custom and generally have special feelings for garlic. Therefore, people are willing to hang a few cloves of garlic on their doorsteps to use it to turn bad luck into good luck.
They especially like foreign guests to speak to them in Turkish. Even if they have just learned a sentence to speak to them, they will be extra affectionate to the guests because of this.
Türkiye is one of the world's most famous culinary kingdoms. Their cooking skills are widely spread and influential in many countries in the Middle East and North Africa. They enjoy having others taste and appreciate their delicious food.
Likes to talk about non-objectionable topics such as international issues, family, career and personal hobbies.
They love flowers, especially tulips. Tulips are a symbol of happiness and a token of love in the minds of Turks, and are respected as the national flower.
Preference for green, white and crimson, believing that these colors give people a positive impression.
Question 6: Which country likes or avoids which colors? Most French people like blue, white and red, and the colors they taboo are mainly yellow and dark green.
Japanese They don’t like purple, thinking it is a sad hue, and they are most afraid of green, thinking it is an ominous sign;
Americans love white, thinking it is a symbol of purity; they prefer yellow, thinking it is a symbol of harmony; They like blue and red, which they consider to be symbols of good luck and good luck, and they avoid black. Black is considered a symbol of solemnity and is the color used for funerals.
Mexicans are particularly fond of white flowers. Because they believe that white flowers can ward off evil spirits. Purple is taboo because it is considered an unlucky color because only coffins are painted this color.
Thais avoid brown, but like red and yellow.
Koreans cherish white
Question 7: What are the taboos on colors in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asian countries? Myanmar likes solid colors best. The Buddhist monk's robe is sunflower yellow, which is the only color with religious significance.
Red (***) and green (Conservative Party) in Sri Lanka have important political significance. Party members usually wear clothes of these two colors.
Malaysian green often has religious significance, but can also be used commercially. Yellow represents the color of the Christian monarch. Malaysians absolutely abhor yellow clothes, even Chinese people living in Malaysia shy away from yellow.
Their favorite colors in the Philippines are, in order: red, green, blue, dark purple, orange, and yellow. Especially the bright red and yellow colors are very popular among the locals living in the Philippine Islands.
Thailand particularly likes solid colors, from clothing to advertising, they like to use solid colors. Thai people generally like red, white and blue. Yellow is the color that symbolizes the throne of Thailand. According to their living habits, the traditional "week colors" are still popular today: Sunday - red; Monday - yellow; Tuesday - pink; Wednesday - green; Thursday - orange; Friday --- light blue; Saturday --- light purple.
*** Teach the Nations and Israel
*** Egypt *** and the Kingdom Generally speaking, the Egyptians’ favorite color is green, and uneducated people , most people believe that blue can ward off evil spirits. Egyptians traditionally have a special interest in primary colors and often use the following three colors in combination: red, yellow, and blue; red, blue, and white; dark red, light yellow, and white; dark blue, light blue, and white; blue, Pure yellow and black. Various ancient traditions are still maintained in Egypt. The lotus and crocodile are the totems of Egypt and are considered sacred and inviolable.
The favorite colors of Iraqis in the Republic of Iraq are green and black, which are favored by Christian believers. In Iraq, all foreign reception agencies are marked in red, and police vehicles are marked in gray. In addition, during mourning, dark blue clothes are worn. Since the olive green color of the national flag carries a totemic consciousness, its use in business is avoided.
Israel Israelis are very fond of white and sky blue, but do not use these colors in business. In the Middle Ages, Jewish people living in various countries around the world were forced to wear yellow clothes. Later, when Hitler came to power, the Jews were enslaved by fascism and were forced to wear yellow clothes again. Therefore, yellow is regarded as an unlucky symbol in Israel and is hated by people. In Judaism, the sacred colors are red, blue, purple, and white. For Christianity, green has a deeper meaning than blue. In the Hebrew and Christian traditions, color symbolism is still celebrated today. Blue primarily represents the color of God, the Lord of all things. Green represents faith, eternal life, and meditation. The green color used during Easter symbolizes the resurrection of Jesus, and the light green color symbolizes baptism.
Pakistan Pakistanis generally like solid colors. The emerald green of the flag is the most beloved universal color. Yellow is particularly unpopular due to religion and prejudice.
Syrian yellow is the color that symbolizes death, and Christian believers hate it very much. The colors that Syrians like, in order: blue, red, green.
People in the eastern region of Morocco in the Kingdom of Morocco particularly like red and yellow; people in the western region have deep prejudices against the above two colors.
Tunisia, a peaceful country, is also a Christian country, so it especially likes green, followed by white and red. White and blue are very popular among the country’s Jewish people.
Turkey and Japan generally like solid colors, especially deep red and white.
Due to political reasons, the German Federal Republic of Germany has special prejudices against the following colors. For example, brown, black, dark blue shirts and red ties are particularly annoying. Most people like solid colors, especially southerners prefer solid colors than northerners.
The Netherlands likes orange and blue, especially orange, which is widely used in people's festivals.
France is very disgusted with green clothing because it reminds people of the old German army uniforms. In France, men like to wear blue clothes and women wear pink clothes. The opposite is true in eastern France.
The green of Ireland’s traditional Dutch milkvetch (the national flower of Ireland) is people’s favorite color. Generally speaking, strong colors are preferred over neutral colors. As a color bias, they hated the orange color that represented the Protestant church. In ancient Ireland, the colors that symbolized directions were: black (north), white (south), purple (east), and dark brown (west).
The green of Italy symbolizes the beautiful country, the white symbolizes the snow in the Alps and the spirit of justice and peace, and the red represents the patriotic blood. ...>>
Question 8: What should you pay attention to when going to Turkey? 1. You need to bring more small-denomination banknotes. Since the Turkish lira has depreciated sharply (it is best to exchange some separately every day), when exchanging currency here, only US dollars can go in and out. I can only exchange all the money in U.S. dollars without any change.
2. Since the face value of Turkish lira is so large, you must clearly see how many zeros there are on it when using it. Be especially careful because the colors of 10 million and 1 million are somewhat similar.
3. After arriving at the airport, find the information center where you can ask for information about transportation, hotels, and tourist spots. You can get maps and introduction materials. There is a bank next to the information center, and the interest rate is slightly lower than in the city (you have to pay a handling fee). The journey from the airport to the city should take no more than 1 hour and costs 10 million Turkish Liras.
4. The climate here is Mediterranean, with occasional showers, but they are short-lived.
5. When shopping, you can bargain. At the same time, the domestic prices of related items are used as a reference.
6. Beware of sophisticated scams and watch your passport carefully. Police officers all wear formal uniforms. Anyone in plainclothes who asks to check your passport is a scammer.
7. If your visa expires, you only need to pay a fine at the airport when leaving customs.
8. Turkish Visa---Shanghai Turkish Consulate General, there are many consulates stationed in Qihua Building, Building 13B, Qihua Building, 1375 Huaihai Middle Road, Shanghai.
9:30---12:00 is the time for accepting applications. (021-64746838)
16:00--17:00 is the time to collect the visa.
Attachment: About applying for passports and visas
Passports
Procedures that applicants need to complete
1. Apply to the applicant’s registered residence address The local public security agency shall submit two copies of the "Chinese Citizen Application Approval Form for Going Abroad" and 2 photos (photo size 2 inches), completely filled out and with a recent frontal bareheaded photo of the applicant;
2. Submit and Proof of the reason for leaving the country (such as invitation letter for business inspection, etc.);
3. Submit the applicant’s resident ID card or household registration book for inspection, and submit a copy thereof.
Collection of passports and certificates
1. The applicant or the applicant’s legal guardian collects the passport and certificates with his or her ID card; at the same time, a receipt for the certificate is issued. If multiple people apply to go abroad on business, one of them or the legal representative can collect passports and documents with the ID cards of all applicants.
2. Applicants from prefectures, prefectures, cities (counties) who need to obtain passports and certificates at the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Provincial Public Security Bureau must submit their documents to the Exit-Entry Administration Department of the relevant prefecture, prefecture, city (county) Public Security Bureau. The "Approval Notice" issued by the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Provincial Public Security Department agrees with the applicant to collect the passport and certificate.
3. After the applicant carefully checks the received passport, exit card and related documents, the applicant will sign with a pen at the "signature area of ??the license holder".
Private Ordinary Passport: Mainly issued to Chinese citizens who go abroad and settle abroad for private matters such as settling down, visiting relatives, visiting friends, inheriting property, studying abroad at their own expense, employment, tourism, etc.
In principle, Chinese passports are issued to Chinese citizens over the age of 16. Those under the age of 16 will share a passport with their parents or guardians. When necessary, corresponding passports can also be issued separately for children under 16 years old.
The passports held by Chinese citizens traveling abroad for private matters are issued by the Ministry of Public Security or local public security organs authorized by the Ministry of Public Security.
The validity period of an ordinary passport shall be determined according to the different circumstances and needs of the holder, but shall not exceed five years at most. It can be extended before expiration, but each extension shall not exceed the original validity period of the passport.
Passports issued to children under 16 years of age are valid for five years. The valid areas of various passports of the People's Republic of China are all countries in the world.
Visa
1. Proof of position;
2. Proof of salary;
3. Certificate of leave approval from the company;
4. Three photos. For passport only (a recent frontal, bareheaded photo of me, 2 inches in size)
Question 9: What colors do Turks like? Turks love green, white and crimson. Purple and yellow are taboo as yellow symbolizes death. The base triangle should be used with caution in Türkiye, as the green triangle is a symbol of free supplies. When they decorate their rooms and living rooms, it is absolutely taboo to use colors, because the people have always believed that colors are bad omens and forbidden colors.
Question 10: Are there any clothing taboos in Türkiye? Never heard of it. I wear all colors in Türkiye. The person who was punished was probably involved in blackmail. In Turkey, women are only not allowed to wear shorts when entering the monastery. In places like the Blue monastery, there are people at the entrance to put aprons on for female tourists wearing shorts.