What manners have you ever learned? Why learn etiquette?

Some hotel waiter etiquette, such as how to present the plate, and the practice of making food and standing postures. In fact, I also took the elective course of hotel management by mistake, so I came into contact with some knowledge in this area. <>

There are too many of them, such as looking into the eyes of the other person when talking to others, lowering the wine glass when toasting others, and waiting for the elders to move the meal at the dinner table before they can move their chopsticks. <>

I remember learning the liturgy when I was very young, and there were ten kinds of ritual movements: bowing, prostrating, prostrating, holding hands, pushing hands, hand-to-hand, bowing, bowing, bowing.

When I first came to college, I joined the etiquette team in the school and learned a lot of etiquette, for example, when you are eating with your elders, if you want to toast the elders, you must put your own wine glass under someone else's wine glass.

Greeting. Interpersonal relationships in the workplace, starting with greetings, can bring people closer together. Respecting the privacy of others, not abusing power, being tolerant, etc., are the things I learned in etiquette classes.

I learned table etiquette, because nowadays, most people's communication is done at the dinner table, so at the dinner table, you can especially see a person's cultivation and character, which are very important.

I didn't go to get systematic etiquette training, but I participated in a few club activities because of my interest in high school, and I only learned some walking and sitting down to eat etiquette, but it was still useful.

When I was in college, I was selected for the school etiquette team, so our teachers taught a lot of etiquette-related knowledge, and I learned banquet etiquette, which was really tiring, but good etiquette can bring a good experience to guests.

In college, the elective course chose etiquette decoding for fun, and this class was dedicated to teaching some etiquette knowledge, and I learned a lot of basic etiquette in the class, and I learned some basic etiquette for volunteers in the Youth Association.

When I was in elementary school, I used to learn the etiquette of the Han Dynasty, because at that time our school didn't know what activities were going on, so we let our students learn the etiquette skills of the Han Dynasty.

To learn etiquette is to learn how to behave with others. How to improve your civilization quality, promote your physical and mental health development, and become better.

1.Learning etiquette can make our body and mind healthy and broad, because we must know how to be polite, respect others, and know how to do it, so that it is easier for others to accept themselves.

2.You can handle interpersonal relationships better. You can also improve your emotional intelligence and become more easy-going in the process of getting along with others. It can make the family more happy and happy. Whether it is with family, friends, or colleagues, Qigao can get along with friends quietly.

3.It allows us to continuously improve ourselves, after all, we live in a group, so we can infect others and improve each other while improving our own quality.

4.If each of us can learn etiquette in life, then the society will become very civilized and harmonious, and develop healthily.

The etiquette I learned can make the other person just receive respect. Etiquette is the minimum moral norm that human beings require people to abide by in order to maintain the normal life of society, which is gradually formed in the long-term common life and mutual interaction between people, and is fixed in the form of calling for other customs, habits and traditions. For a person, etiquette is the external manifestation of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural accomplishment, and ability to communicate with each other, and for a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization, morality and living habits.

Attaching importance to and carrying out etiquette education has become an important part of moral practice.