The Banquet Is Full Of Etiquette.

In banquets and social occasions, no matter how hot the weather is, you can't unbutton buttons in public and take off your clothes.

A small banquet, like the owner, asks the guest to undress. The man can take off his coat and put it on the back of his chair.

When you drink tea or coffee, milk and sugar are usually served in separate utensils. If you want to add milk or sugar, you can add it to the cup, stir it with a teaspoon, and put the teaspoon in the small dish.

Take a cup in your right hand and a small dish on your left hand.

Fruit, pear and Apple should not be eaten as a whole. First, cut 46 petals with a fruit knife, then peel them with a knife, and then eat them with your hands. When you peel them, they will be cut from the inside and cut from the outside.

Peel the banana first and cut it into small pieces with a knife.

Oranges cut into pieces by knife, orange, lychee, longan and so on can be peeled off to eat, watermelon, pineapple and so on are usually peeled and cut into pieces for public use, and then fork feeding.

If you have chicken, lobster and fruit at a banquet, sometimes you have to send a small water pot (a copper basin, a porcelain bowl or a crystal glass jar). There are rose petals or lemon slices floating on the water for washing your hands. Don't misunderstand drinking water as a joke.

When you wash your hands, wet your fingers in two turns, gently brush them, then dry them with napkins or small towels.

In addition to bread at the banquet, there are several kinds of food that can be eaten with fingers, such as roast chicken, fried crisp chips, fried salted meat, celery and so on.

The asparagus in Western food can also be eaten by hand.

Some owners have small souvenirs or flowers for each attendant.

At the end of the banquet, the host greeted the guests with the memento. In this case, there were one or two words to praise the small gift, but there was no need to express their thanks.

Sometimes a foreign visitor often takes the banquet menu as a souvenir, and sometimes asks the same person to sign his name on the menu.

All kinds of entertaining items, including candy, fruit, cigarettes and so on, can not be taken away from the host.

Sometimes, after attending a private banquet, a letter or a business card is often used to express thanks.

First of all, thank the hostess, but don't say anything like "too rich", "too beautiful."

Before leaving, let the senior, senior and women go first.