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Of course, the main difference is the knife and fork chopsticks on the middle table, but this is only superficial. In addition to this, in good restaurants you can always request a knife and fork if you find chopsticks that do not help enough. The real difference is that in Western countries you will have your own food, while in China the food is put on the table and shared by everyone.

If you are dealing with a regular restaurant, especially if the host thinks you are in the country for the first time, he will make the best to give you a taste of different types of dishes.

The meal usually begins with a set of at least four cold dishes, which must be followed by the main course of hot meat and vegetables. The soup will then be ** Cantonese restaurant (unless) staples from rice, noodles, dumplings. If you want your rice and other dishes to go, you can say that for most Chinese choices there are staple foods in the end or not.

Perhaps one thing to come as a surprise is that some of the most Western tourists Chinese hosts like to bring food to the plate of guests. There are always "communal" chopsticks and spoons for this purpose, but some hosts may use their own chopsticks. It's a signal of true friendship and courtesy.

It is always polite to eat food. If you don't eat, put the food on the plate.

The Chinese tend to over-order food because they will find it embarrassing to consume all of the food. When you've had enough, say so. Or you'll always be in front of you!

Of course, the main difference on the Chinese table is chopsticks, not knives and forks, but this is only on the surface. In addition, in a decent restaurant, you can always ask for a pair of knives and forks, if you find that chopsticks are not helpful enough. The real difference is that in the West, you have your own plate of food, while Chinese dishes are on the table and shared by everyone.

If you are receiving a formal dinner party, especially if the host country thinks that you are preparing for the first time in the country, he will try his best to give your dish many different types of flavors.

This meal is usually set from at least four cold cuts, after the main course is cooked with hot meats and vegetables. The soup will then be served (except in Cantonese-style restaurants) by staple rice and other foods, followed by dumpling noodles. If you want your meal to go with other dishes, you should say so, in time for the majority of the Chinese, choose to have a staple food, and finally there are still no of them.

Perhaps one of the pleasant surprises is that the most Western tourists are the hosts of China, who are hopefully bringing their guests to the plate of food. At formal dinners, there are always "chopsticks" and spoons for this, but some hosts may use their own chopsticks. It was a sign of true friendship and courtesy.

It is always polite to eat food. If you don't eat it, just leave the food on the plate.

The Chinese tend to order food because they will feel embarrassed if all the food is consumed. When you've had enough, say it. Otherwise you will overeat forever!

1 living room with a couch and an armchair.

there is a couch and an armchair in the living room.

2 There are some books in the corner.

there is a few books in the corner.

3There is no fireplace in this room.

there is no fireplace in this room.

4. There are several bookshelves in the study.

there is a few bookshelves in the study.

5Is there a CD player in the car?

is there a cd player in the car?

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