Please teach you the knowledge of gentleman s etiquette, the most formal gentleman s etiquette

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The method is as follows: 1. When bowing, face the guest, put your feet together, and look from the other person's face to the meter in front of your foot (15 degrees) or 1 meter in front of your foot (30 degrees) or 60 meters in front of your feet. Men place their hands at their sides, and women put their hands together in front of their bodies.

2. When bowing, you must straighten your waist, bring your heels together, and slightly separate your toes, and look at each other. Then straighten your back and bend your upper body forward, starting from your waist.

3. When bowing, bend at a moderate speed, then raise your head and straighten your waist, and do it slowly, which makes people feel very comfortable.

When bowing, one should take a straight posture, take off one's hat, and look at the recipient with both eyes, and his eyes will naturally droop with the bow, indicating a humble attitude. When saluting, you can greet "hello" and "welcome" at the same time, and you can also thank or apologize. After bowing, when you stand up straight, you should also look at each other politely to make people feel sincere.

When bowing, do not spread your legs, bend casually or just poke your head forward as a salute. It's a sign of indifference, a disrespect to the recipient. There are often situations in life where one bows and rolls up at the other person's eyes, which is very inappropriate and should be avoided.

When bowing, don't eat or hold a cigarette in your mouth, it's rude.

When a man bows, he needs to take off his hat first, keep his body forward at an angle of 30-40, put his hands together in front of his body, and place his hands as casually as possible.

The gentleman's style is the most common living habit of the British aristocracy, and no other country has done a good job of the British aristocracy. In the life of the English aristocracy, gentlemanly etiquette was a way of behaving to express oneself. Their gentlemanly customs are generally reflected in the following aspects:

The first is to dress appropriately, the second is that respect for ladies is the strictest rule of etiquette, and the third is to speak restrained and humorous.

Bowing originated from a kind of etiquette passed down from ancient times in our country, in ancient times it was the politeness of students to teachers or subordinates to respect their superiors, and now it is generally a kind of etiquette for juniors to elders or interviews, and now we rarely see bowing etiquette in our ordinary life, and bowing etiquette is often seen in celebrations or funeral activities.

If you are wearing a tuxedo (swallowtail), the angle of inclination should not be too large, about 45 degrees. Bow slightly. The bow should face the center of the auditorium, then to the left of the auditorium, and then to the right of the auditorium.

The legs should be kept straight and together, and the feet can be brought together, and the outer figure open or T-shaped step can be made. The right hand can be waved to the waist and abdomen in front of the abdomen.

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Contents**Congratulatory Message: 1860 - Etiquette and Civilization**.

Civilized expressions such as "please", "thank you", and "sorry" are used.

When someone asks, don't be silent, and don't babble on your own.

It is necessary to listen carefully to what people are saying, not to look around or interject casually when talking, and to keep their eyes fixed on the opposing side of the defense.

The voice should not be too loud or too low, and the speed should not be too fast.

You can't point your finger at someone else or chew gum while talking.

Social etiquette. When you see someone you know, take the initiative to say hello.

Don't point your finger at someone to speak.

Raise your head when greeting and saying goodbye to your guests and make eye contact with them.

When you need help from others, you are not stupid and can use the tone of command.

Pick up other people's items (gifts) with both hands.

Parents don't interject when they answer **, and don't yell at the earpiece; Answer** should be politely answered.

Don't steal other people's toys, don't hurt others; Toys are shared with children.

Don't rummage through drawers and cabinets in other people's homes.

Public etiquette. When entering quiet places, walk lightly and avoid loud talking, coughing, or loud movements in public places.

No littering, spitting, open defecation.

k Gentlemen do not assume that a tablemate is "grading" their behavior at the table.

k Gentlemen don't talk at the table full of food.

k Gentlemen don't chew their food with their bars open, and they don't smack their lips no matter how delicious the food is.

k Gentlemen eat as silently as possible.

K gentlemen don't chew ice cubes with their teeth.

k Gentlemen will wear napkins over their knees when they dine, rather than tuck into the collar of their shirts.

A k gentleman always sits up straight, especially when dining at the table.

k The gentleman's elbow will leave the table during the meal.

k When he finds a loaf of bread on the collar of his shirt, the gentleman will quietly sweep it off.

The K gentleman did not see the need to quietly apologize for the bread on his body.

A gentleman does not fiddle with his own food, pinch bread with his fingers, or rub it on the last piece of food left on the plate.

The K gentleman will not wear his ball cap or other headgear at the dining table.

k When someone asks him to pass him salt or pepper, the gentleman will pass both.

A k gentleman will always greet his table mates before leaving the table.

k When a gentleman leaves the table, he does not have to explain the reason for leaving.

k Gentlemen do not sink into their chairs when they are seated.

k Gentleman will try not to burp at the dinner table as much as possible.

The K gentleman is well aware that he can burp, burp or cough at any time, so he will always have a napkin ready to suppress the voice if necessary.

k Gentlemen don't need a handkerchief in their pocket to suppress a slight sneeze, cough or hiccup at the table, they will use a napkin.

k When he finds out that something is wrong, such as feeling like he is going to sneeze and needs to use the handkerchief in his pocket, he will be busy opening the table.

k Gentlemen never blow their noses at the dinner table.

k Gentlemen say "please" and "thank you" especially when they say "please" and "thank you" especially to the waiters in restaurants or private homes.

k Gentlemen never gobble.

k The gentleman never sucks when he drinks the soup.

k Gentlemen don't try to blow through their mouths to help food cool. If he didn't want to spoil his taste buds, he would wait in shock for the food in the bowl or plate to cool down a little bit.

k Gentlemen will never get into an argument with a waiter in a restaurant or at a private banquet.

k Whether as an invited guest or as a host of a banquet, a gentleman will be punctual in attendance.

A gentleman will not be amused for too long, but he may spend some time at the table after the meal, chatting with other guests and hostesses, for he knows that this is often the most exciting and popular time of the whole dinner.

A k gentleman will not let go of his belt (even a little bit very discreetly), even after a very luxurious and extravagant meal.

k On any occasion in life, especially at the dinner table, a gentleman always does what he can and in moderation, because he understands the truth that "you can't chew too much."

1.Change your shirt every day, keep the neckline and cuffs flat and clean, and keep the smell fresh. 2.

Speak softly. 3.Treat the poor and the well-dressed equally.

4.Use polite language more often than the average person.

First of all, people's basic morality is the foundation, and secondly, connotation and literacy are very important. Depending on the person, pay attention to the details!