Etiquette That Should Be Paid Attention To In Daily Communication

Participation in various activities should be made at the agreed time.

Arriving early will embarrass the host because he is not prepared to finish. If he does not arrive later, he will let the host and other guests wait for a long time and be impolite.

Apologize to the host and other guests for being late.

If it is not possible to invite an appointment, please inform the host in a polite manner as early as possible and apologize in appropriate ways.

The break is yes.

Very rude behavior.

In many countries, such scenes are often seen on the social occasions: up and down stairs, vehicles, and elevators, so that old women can go ahead and take the initiative to take care of them.

For the elderly women, the men help carry heavier articles.

Enter and take the initiative to help the elderly women open and close, and help them to take off their coat and coat.

At the same table, if the elderly or women are on both sides, men should take the initiative to take care of them and help them get into the seats.

The India believers do not eat beef; some countries such as India, Indonesia, Mali, Arabia countries and so on, can not use their left hand to contact with others or pmit things with their left hand; in Buddhist countries, they can not touch the top of their children; Catholics abstain from the "thirteen" figure, especially on the thirteen Friday, when they encounter such a day, they generally do not hold banquets; the eastern countries that eat chopsticks are not allowed to use chopsticks to pmit back and forth during meals, nor can they put chopsticks in the middle of the bowl; some Southeast Asian countries taboo sitting on their thighs; Iran is not thumbs up; some countries such as Bulgaria, Nepal and other countries shake their heads to express their appreciation, nodding their heads to express disapproval, and so on. For example, Muslims do not eat pork, nor do they want to talk about pigs. They can not eat and drink before sunrise and sunset after the Ramadan, and Buddhists do not eat meat.

If they do not pay attention to these customs, people will be mistaken for their disrespect or make jokes.

New to a country or the first time to participate in activities, we should know more, observe more, do not know or will not do things, can imitate others.

Stand up, do not lean sideways, not half sitting on the table or chair back.

When sitting, do not shake your legs and your feet will not be stilted.

Don't sit idle on the sofa.

Don't lean on the table and lie on the sofa in public places.

Walking is light. If you are in a hurry, you can accelerate your pace and not run in panic.

Don't talk too much when you talk, don't laugh or shout.

In libraries, museums, hospitals, churches and other public places, they should be quiet.

In a solemn occasion, such as holding a ceremony, listening to lectures, watching performances, etc., keep quiet.

For example, there is no smoking in theatres, shops, churches, museums, conference rooms and other places.

On trains, ships and planes, smoking and non-smoking seats and cars are often divided.

In working, visiting, negotiating and dining, they usually do not smoke or smoke very much.

Don't smoke while walking.

Enter the reception room or private residence, office, etc., do not know if smoking is allowed, you can ask the owner.

If a woman is present, she should be granted her consent.

If the host does not smoke or smoke, it is best not to smoke.

People who are present or who have the same status do not smoke while they do not smoke.