Singapore Travel To Check Seven Etiquette In Daily Life

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< p > < strong > 1, dress etiquette < /strong > < /p >.

< p > < a href= > http://www.91se91.com/ > Singapore < /a > people of different nationalities have their own characteristics in wearing.

The Malay man wears a hat called "Song Gu", with a wide collar and sleeves, and a long long ankle cage. His jacket is wide as a robe and wears a cages.

Chinese women love to wear cheongsam.

The government departments are strict in their staff's dress requirements and are not allowed to wear fancy clothes during working hours.

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< p > < strong > 2, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > deportment < /a > etiquette < /strong > /p >

< p > Singaporeans behave in a civilized manner, showing their respect for others.

They sit upright and do not keep their feet apart. If they cross their feet, they simply lap the knee of one leg on the knee of the other leg.

They stand upright and do not put their hands on their hips because it is the expression of anger.

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< p > < strong > 3, meeting etiquette < /strong > < /p >.

< p > in social occasions, when Singaporeans meet guests, they usually shake hands.

Men and women can shake hands, but for men, the more appropriate way is to wait for the woman to reach out before shaking hands.

The Malays first touch each other with their hands, then put their hands back in their chest.

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< p > < strong > 4, dining etiquette < /strong > < /p >.

< p > the main staple food of Singaporeans is rice and sometimes stuffed buns, but they do not like steamed bread.

Malays usually grab food by hand. They have the habit of washing their hands before eating, and must use their right hands when eating.

Drinking tea is a common hobby of local people. When guests come, they often serve with tea, and Chinese like to drink Yuanbao tea, which means that wealth is prosperous.

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< p > < strong > 5, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > business etiquette < /a > /strong > /p >

< p > the best month for business activities in Singapore is from March to October to avoid Christmas and Chinese New Year.

The local business people speak more English. They need to exchange business cards when they meet. Business cards can be printed in English.

Do not smoke as far as possible during the talks.

Singaporeans do not like to spend lavishly, entertain each other not to talk too much about ostentation and extravagance, especially in business activities.

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< p > strong > 6, tourism < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > etiquette < /a > /strong > /p >

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< p > the public pport business in Singapore is more developed. It is very convenient to travel by bus during the tour period. Every station is marked with obvious marks.

Singapore is a multi-ethnic country, and the distribution of shops has national characteristics.

If there is a "Malay market" in the eastern region, Malaysian clothing products are mainly sold.

The Singapore government strongly prevents the tip payment, and even if the tip is paid to the extra service of the waiter, the other party may refuse to accept it.

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