What are some of the taboo things that we should pay attention to?

In our traditional culture, there are two things that have always been considered taboo by our elders, and that is sex and death, so we have received very, very little education in these two areas. Everyone is just an ordinary person, they all have birth, old age, sickness and death, joy, anger and sorrow, greed and hatred, birth, old age, sickness and death are natural laws, as long as they are ordinary people, they can't escape, so there is nothing to taboo. Death is not terrible, it is a process that must be experienced in life, because with the end boundary, the process will be worthy of enjoyment and remembrance, every moment of life, every sunshine, every drop of rain, every person you meet, every scenery you have met, will become precious.

Life is long or short, there will be an end to it, what we need to do is to be an ordinary person before death comes, be happy and work hard when you are alive, and be calm and relieved when you die. Many things in life are not brought by life and not brought by death, but the breeze on the river, the bright moon in the mountains, the true feelings of the world, and the ideals in the heart are the most precious. People can't escape birth, old age, sickness and death, only accept them calmly, put them in their hearts and continue to move forward, a person is forgotten is the eternal departure, they will always live in my heart, those departed relatives and friends, we need to put them in our hearts, and then continue to move forward according to our own life path.

Everyone has only one life, so we need to respect, cherish and treat our own life well, as well as the lives of others, and do not easily do things that hurt ourselves or others. Only by understanding and accepting death can we better understand the meaning of life and cherish our lives more.

Folk customs. Please keep the car clean and hygienic, do not spit, do not smoke, do not eat ice cream, food with peels, etc.

Hotel etiquette: Please avoid wearing pajamas and slippers in the room, corridor and dining room to make loud noises; Please keep the door closed for chatting in the room so as not to disturb other guests.

Sightseeing etiquette: Please do not open your chest and back in churches and mosques, otherwise you will not be able to enter. When visiting religious sites, you should dress modestly, and be sure to take off your shoes when visiting the mosque. In addition, women should not dress too revealingly in tourist places, but they can wear shorts and swimwear in hotels.

Ladies first: Please give preference to ladies when entering and getting on and off the elevator, choosing a seat in the restaurant, etc.

Etiquette: It is customary to shake hands as a courtesy, but never use your left hand to shake hands with others or exchange passing items.

Dining etiquette: Pay attention to the dining posture, do not put your arms on the table, please do not eat on the plate, soup and drink drinks for convenience. Try not to make noise during the meal, and do not make loud noises during the meal.

Charging etiquette: Receiving services in hotels, restaurants, barbershops, bars, taxis and other places of consumption should be tipped at 5-10% of the consumption amount, and the local tour guide and driver should be tipped according to local customs, and the standard is 4-5 US dollars per person per day or other corresponding currencies.

Contraindications. (1) Dirty left hand. It is extremely impolite to shake hands or pass something to someone with your left hand, and it is even considered insulting.

2) Clothing is taboo. In Egypt, there are no women with bare chests or backless or short skirts, nor do you meet men with waistcoats and shorts. Although Egyptians are tolerant of foreigners and not as strict as some Islamic countries, it must be reminded that wearing tank tops, shorts and miniskirts in Egypt is strictly forbidden to go to mosques.

3) Don't yawn. It is common to avoid yawning or sneezing in front of Egyptians, and if you can't control it, you should turn your face and cover your mouth and say "I'm sorry".

4) Food customs. Egypt is a world-famous ancient civilization, strictly abide by the rules of Islam in terms of diet, fasting during the day during the month of Ramadan, not eating all taboos, and not eating red stewed with juice and undercooked vegetables; Do not talk to others during meals, do not make noise when drinking hot soup and drinks, do not come back after eating food, and do not touch utensils and food with your left hand.