What etiquette issues should be paid attention to at the dinner table

Manners at the table, upbringing in life!

Chinese have been very particular about eating since ancient times, and the study of table etiquette is even more in-depth, and we require eating and sitting and sitting. So, as a Chinese, how much do you know about our table manners? The following is a table etiquette do's and don'ts that I have compiled for you, and you are welcome to read it.

1. Try not to collide with the chopsticks and bowls

Try to avoid the sound of chopsticks and bowls when eating, and it is forbidden to deliberately hit the bowl with chopsticks during the meal, which is very impolite and forbidden in public.

2. Don't make noise during meals

Some people like to make a sound when eating, in Sichuan dialect that is "mixing mouths", "mixing mouths" is a very ** behavior in table manners, and it is also harmful to personal image.

3. Avoid picking and choosing when picking food

When eating, don't pick and choose from your plate and turn the food over and over again. This is a sign of disrespect for others, and others will also think that you are not cultivated.

4. Tooth picking, hiccups, sneezing, and smoking are prohibited in public places

When in public, pay special attention to your teething, cover your mouth with a napkin and spit on the tissue when you pick your teeth. When the toothpick is gone, put it on a plate. If you want to sneeze during the meal, you can cover your mouth with a napkin to minimize pollution.

If the sneezing continues, it's best to leave the table immediately and deal with it, no one will mind. It is very rude and a** to burp during a meal'If it is really uncontrollable, you can drink water and hold your breath to reduce the symptoms. Smokers can smoke in the smoking area of the restaurant after dinner, which is neither rude nor harmful to the health of others.

5. Advise guests to eat in moderation

Some people are very enthusiastic when they entertain guests, and even serve dishes and add food to the guests. In the eyes of the hosts, it was a welcoming, welcoming way of welcoming guests. But in fact, this is not only unhygienic, but also makes it difficult for the other party to accept it.

6. Reasonable use of tableware

When eating, you should hold the bowl, buckle the bowl with your thumb, buckle the bottom of the bowl with your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger, and leave your palms empty. It is strictly forbidden to lie on the table during the meal, and this dining posture is very **.

1. Do not insert chopsticks. This is the most serious taboo in Chinese table manners.

2. Do not clip when eating noodles. When eating noodles, you should never use chopsticks or something else to deliberately cut the noodles, and you can only bite them.

3. Don't ask when serving rice. When you want to serve someone else's food, you can only ask, "Do you still want to eat?" Don't say, "Do you still want food?" ”

4. Don't knock on the dishes and chopsticks. Don't use chopsticks or a spoon to tap the rice bowl while eating.

5. Eat with your hands. "Eat with your mouth, not with your mouth" means that when you eat, you should bring the food to your mouth and eat it, rather than putting your mouth up and not holding it in your hands.

6. The elders should move the chopsticks first. At the dining table, in addition to letting the elders move the chopsticks first, it is also necessary to start with the elders no matter what the action is.

7. You can't make a sound when drinking soup. You can't open and close your mouth wide, and you can't make a sound when you drink soup.

8. Do not shake your legs when eating. If you don't want to have your leg broken at the dinner table, it's best to sit honestly and just eat.

9. Don't cry when eating. The meaning is easy to understand, that is, when eating, you should not cry.

10. The upper pair is not singled. When serving, only even-numbered dishes will be served, not singular dishes.