What questions should not be asked in the United States Western countries ?

The age of the lady.

The income of the other party.

Someone else's privacy.

Upstairs is right......

And then there's ......

Taboos in conversations with foreign friends: Be sure to avoid the following six aspects of content, and take the initiative to avoid them in conversations, so as not to bring unhappiness to both parties.

1.Content that involves the internal affairs of the other party's country. In international exchanges, since mutual respect for national sovereignty is stressed, we should not make long or short remarks about the internal affairs of other countries.

2.Content that touches on the other person's own weaknesses and shortcomings. No self-respecting person wants their weaknesses and shortcomings to be taken publicly**. Even if you show concern about it, it will often make the other person deeply unhappy.

3.Content that involves the privacy of the other party. Foreigners generally emphasize the supremacy of the individual, and privacy cannot be interfered with. When talking to them, don't unsolicit such content.

4.Content that involves the length of others. Generally speaking, criticizing others behind their backs is taboo for many foreigners. They believe that only people of bad moral character will talk about others behind their backs.

5.Involves vulgar and obscene content. When talking to foreign friends, it is not appropriate to mention all low-grade and indecent content, especially pornography-related content.

6.Content involving ****. Foreigners usually avoid talking about unpleasant and disturbing content such as **, **, calamity, disease, etc.

They believe that talking about it may be a sign of mental health and disrespect for the victims.

Yes: marital status, age, salary. (In general, the term "miss" is used to indicate that she is married, or she is unmarried.) ）

The age of the lady and the income of the other party, these two are the most unquestionable. There are also some privacy issues. Also, try to make gestures as little as possible, Chinese gestures will cause misunderstandings abroad, some are considered insulting or discriminatory, and others will be very unhappy.

In Western countries, income is personal privacy, and personal privacy is protected by law. When encountering women who can't determine whether they are married, they can't ask directly, regardless of age, collectively referred to as Miss, asking about the age of the lady is even more impolite, the age of the lady belongs to the category of personal privacy, and China's habit of seeing people greet "Have you eaten", Westerners will think that you want to invite them to dinner, and it is rude to shirk.

You can't ask about its income directly! This is what they shy away from the most!

Less nonsense.

As long as it's about a private issue, don't ask too much. In China, it seems to be more affinity, but abroad, the questioner is seen as a suspicion of peering on others. The rest is to pay attention to national taboos.

The United States began as a proto-Indian, and it was only after the British colonized the past that English began to be spoken.

English is not from England and was heavily influenced by other European countries in the Middle Ages, especially Germany. Later, it was carried forward by the British.

European language families, such as German and English, are Germanic languages, and English is spoken in Germany, which Germans may not speak, but can listen to a general idea, while French is another language family.

The formation of English was formed in the Middle Ages, in the process of British invasion and invasion, and it was only later that the Industrial Revolution and the prosperity of the United States slowly became mainstream. In fact, there are not many people in the world who speak English, Spanish and Mandarin together can account for half of the world's population, one is more colonial, and the other is more populous.

America was originally a place of Indians, speaking the native language; Later, when Western colonizers came, they brought European languages with them. After the vote, English narrowly beat German to become the Chinese language of the United States (people of German descent are the largest ethnic group in the United States).

English belongs to the Germanic language family, which was developed with some French components. In Europe, there are actually very few English-speaking countries.

The first Native Americans used the Indian language. After being occupied by the British colonists, English was used instead, so the United States used English as soon as it was founded.

The English language originated from the Anglo-Saxons of Northern Europe and was brought to England in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.

After defeating the Spanish Armada in the 16th century, it spread throughout Europe.

I learned this in history class last year... I knew I was listening to it well...

If Chinese go to live abroad, they will encounter many problems:

The first is the issue of language. Language communication is an indispensable means and demand for human life, and language barriers will encounter various problems in life, so first of all, language must be passed;

The language barrier is solved, that is, the problem of work and life, unless there is an extremely special talent, you can only do low-level work abroad, low income, tired, of course, local tyrants can not work;

The question of life philosophy. The ideological and cultural differences between China and the West are still relatively large, and there will be some conflicts in cultural concepts.

Problems of social integration. Many people who go abroad find it difficult to integrate into the society at that time even after many years, and lack a sense of belonging, and this feeling will always make you feel adrift and helpless;

You must have an understanding of local laws and regulations, community norms, medical and health care, and other daily life needs, otherwise it will cause a lot of inconvenience to yourself;

Security issues. In foreign countries, especially in developed Western countries, racial discrimination is still very serious, and there are many anti-China and actually Chinese phenomena in many countries.

1. Language communication problems.

2. Personal safety issues, foreign countries are generally not safe at night, because foreigners generally have gun licenses, and it is easy to be in distress at night, so you had better be familiar with the Chinese embassy's distress **, of course, if you change your nationality, then forget it, you can call the police.

4. If you are not traveling but settling down, it is recommended that you communicate less with your neighbors in the first few days of settling down to determine whether their beliefs are religious or not, and avoid disrespecting each other's beliefs in words and deeds.

5. Although there are many normal people abroad, there are also a lot of racial discrimination, and these people are likely to have an impact on you.

Language issues. If you don't have a good grasp of the Chinese language, there will be big problems in communication.

Eating problems. Every country has its own unique eating habits, and not being able to eat the food you are used to will definitely make people feel uncomfortable.

Legal and regulatory issues. Each country has its own laws and regulations, so it will definitely be different from China, and it is easy to make mistakes or run into trouble when you don't understand it at first.

Lifestyle issues. The people of each country have their own different living habits, such as the habit of washing and drying clothes, the habit of cooking, the habit of socializing with neighbors, etc., which are different from China's, and will also produce a feeling of discomfort.

The issue of culture clashes. It's something we take for granted, and they find it unbelievable. Or something that they take for granted, we find unbelievable, especially in terms of perception.

1: Language barrier.

2: Different customs.

3: Racial discrimination (white people used to discriminate against yellows and blacks) seems to be much better now 4: Religious beliefs.

5: Personal safety.

6: Money!

The most important thing is the difference in language and culture, and the second is the eating habits, I think these should be the most worrying friends who are considering going abroad, I have lived in Germany for 1 year, and I feel really unaccustomed to it

It depends on which country you go to, if you all speak Chinese, then you can solve a lot of problems through communication, if you don't understand the language, first of all, there is a communication problem, then there is a problem of local customs, food problems, accommodation and so on, and then there are other unexpected things, you need to improvise.

Language barriers, different religious beliefs, different eating habits, different words!

You must pass the language test, otherwise it will be very difficult to integrate into the local life;

The first is the language, of course, you speak a strong foreign language, and you may not be able to adapt to the habits of the locals immediately, (such as domestic dialects).

The second is the diet, and the food of Dazhong Guo is not blown out. Kill most of the so-called delicacies of foreign countries casually. You say you don't pick your tastes, okay... But if you say it's life, then it's definitely not a short time, and it's not easy to adapt to the local diet for a long time.

The third is the humanities, which is too much, values, attitudes towards things, and so on.

It depends on where you go.

If you're good at a foreign language, there's nothing to worry about12Finding the Fault 3Work Problem 4Accommodation issues.

There should be no problem. As long as you're ready. If you are not prepared, you go abroad, you will have problems everywhere you go, language, habits, regulations, and you will be bullied.

Language barriers, different eating habits, social difficulties caused by different customs and cultures, as well as consumption habits, etc.

First of all, there is a language barrier, and secondly, because of different living habits, you may encounter legal, religious, moral and other problems. There are also dietary troubles, just as Chinese are not used to eating Indian curry, which is also very painful.

The first is the language, the second is the living habits, but also the circle of friends, the environment, work, hobbies, and so on.

There is no question of money. If you have money, you don't have any problems!

The main problem is language communication, followed by lifestyle habits, eating habits, etc.

1: The language is different.

2: The customs are different.

Living customs, language barriers, getting lost, homesickness.

The main aspects are as follows:

The language aspect is a must.

Have a general understanding of the local food, transportation, climate, and cultural characteristics, and deal with the relationship between neighbors.

There are many such things, as long as they are linked to geography.

For example, in ancient times, the Fengzen Mount Tai and the famous mountains and rivers can only be done in China, and cannot be done in other countries.