Eager for the lifestyle and entertainment of 18th century Europeans

The living habits and activities of people in Europe in the 18th century varied according to different regions and social classes, and generally speaking, they mainly included the following aspects:1Habits:

In 18th-century Europe, people had a fixed social and lifestyle routine, and most people's schedules were related to the rising and setting of the sun. People usually wake up in the morning, eat breakfast, go to work or school, take a break until noon, then continue working or studying, and come home in the evening to have dinner, rest or do activities, and finally go to bed. In terms of family life, the family structure of Europeans in the 18th century was generally centered on the nuclear family, that is, a family formed by parents and children, and lived a life of family reunion.

Family members are generally involved in daily household chores, which are also an important way to socialize and communicate. 2.Activities:

People in Europe in the 18th century liked to do various activities, such as **, dance, drama, literature, fashion, sports, horse racing, etc. They usually do these activities in their own homes or in social places such as cafes, teahouses, theaters, libraries, etc. Among them, ** was one of the favorite activities of Europeans in the 18th century.

People like to listen to classical** and jazz music, and also like to play their own instruments or have singing competitions. Dance was also one of the important activities of Europeans in the 18th century. People usually do various dances in the ballroom like waltz, polka, etc.

Dancing is also a great tradition in European culture for social occasions and weddings. In addition to this, theater, literature, fashion, and sports are also popular activities for Europeans. People like to watch plays or read literature, learn about the trends and trends of various fashions, and also like to do various sports activities to keep them healthy.

In short, the living habits and activities of Europeans in the 18th century were rich and diverse, reflecting the social and cultural characteristics of the time.

Europe is a very polite place, and each country in Europe has different customs and etiquette. These are inseparable from some traditional things in the local area, mainly formed in the long-term historical development of Europe, many things in the territory are related to some local religions and other aspects, Europe is a very elegant field, for anything will not be solved casually, when meeting, will call each other's guests, this is a kind of politeness. Especially like to call other people's last names.

They usually use a handshake to express their inner joy. Moreover, Europeans are also very particular about their clothes, and it is up to Europeans to decide what to wear on what occasions, but they will take into account the importance of the occasion and wear them. There is absolutely no sloppiness in anything.

Nordic people are also very punctual in terms of time, if you are a guest in a Western European home, you can send something to the hostess, generally choose chocolate, send something at the beginning, do not delay until after the meal.

Foreigners are more liberal than others.