Be polite and courteous in Western countries

They're also not polite.

They come across as being very privacy-conscious.

It's like buying something in the supermarket and making way for the other party.

And if there is a difference of half a meter between people, say excuse me, and in any scene, if you accidentally see each other's eyes, you must smile and say hello.

Although it has a very friendly feeling, I think it feels fake to Chinese.

Usually pay attention to self-cultivation and do more good deeds.

Read more books, and there is a book fragrance in your belly.

Cultivate a calm and self-contained character, not impatient or impatient.

Talking is not slow, not in a hurry, that thing is handled with care.

I feel like there's a lot more to say, but it's okay to keep paying attention to it.

First of all, dress well, speak gently, and smile.

That's your personal self-righteousness and rebellion!

Regularity is just a pastime, a pastime after food and clothing.

China: The dish is not one for one person, but one table for one table, but there was no habit of using chopsticks before. Eating and chatting, the tableware is basically only chopsticks and soup spoons, and the soup before or after the meal is different from north to south, and sometimes there are desserts to eat after the meal.

In fact, to be honest, table manners are still a little different in various parts of China between home and restaurants, in the south or in the north, and the order in which food is eaten sometimes changes.

Western countries: Generally, one meal per person, individual eats personal, people who pay more attention to etiquette during meals, do not speak when there is food in their mouths, and of course there are also impolite, very scary, hehe. If it is a family meal, each of them has their own plate, and the prepared dishes will be placed in the middle of the table like us, and then, the general host will pass the dishes to everyone present one by one, and everyone will use chopsticks or spoons to take their favorite dishes and put them on their own plates as needed.

Meals are started together, and religious families will have a ritual before the meal, and when they are done, they will eat together. Generally, the main food is preceded by salads, soups, main dishes, and desserts after everything has been eaten. When eating, you usually don't talk too loudly, and the knives, forks, spoons, and plates don't make too much noise, it's about the same.

If it is a restaurant, when there are many tableware, it is generally used from the outside to the inside, with a fork for salad, a spoon for soup, a knife and fork for staple food, and a spoon for dessert.