What are some interesting customs in Lithuania?

In terms of etiquette, Lithuania is generally used to shake hands when meeting guests on social occasions. When they meet in good friendships, they mostly give hugs. When relatives and friends meet, they often give kisses, kisses on the forehead, cheeks, hands, etc.

In terms of religious taboos, Lithuanians are mostly Catholic. Lithuanians are disgusted by people who whisper in front of everyone. Think it's a faux pas.

Lithuanians are taboo about making utensils rattle when eating. I also don't want to hear someone chewing food during a meal. That's what we usually say, Lithuanians are very taboo about lighting a cigarette for three people with a fire.

I think this will bring bad luck to people. They don't like to eat shrimp and seafood dishes, and they don't like to eat steamed dishes. These are interesting customs of Lithuanians.

They like to eat baked food and love Russian and Western food. They are disgusted with people who whisper in front of everyone. In terms of etiquette, they like to shake hands as a courtesy. They were disgusted by 13 and Friday

Located in Lithuania, Eastern Europe, the people are introverted, elegant and steady, and their demeanor is not rigid; He likes the elegant environment and is willing to talk softly; "Thirteen" and "Friday" are bad omens, and it is taboo to light three cigarettes on fire; I hate whispering in front of everyone, otherwise I will provoke people's suspicions.

Lithuanians used to be mainly engaged in agriculture, maintaining the traditional three-zone rotation system, and the land was barren. Cultivated land is mainly cultivated with rudimentary double-toothed wooden ploughs. Crops are rye, wheat, flax, sugar beet, etc.

In animal husbandry, it is known as the "horse breeder". In recent years, the electronics industry and the production of electrical appliances have developed rapidly, and most of the peasants work in collective farms and state farms. In the eastern part of the country, peasants mostly lived in double-sided single-room houses made of log columns, while in the western part they lived in many houses with front houses and storage rooms.

The traditional national costume is a long blouse with lapels sewn from burlap, and women's blouses are embroidered with patterns at the collar and cuffs. The girl wears a tunic over her shirt and a long wide skirt underneath. Lithuanian folk writing is very rich, especially the "dain" (lyrical poetry), which mainly reflects family life, is the most popular, the lyrics are easy to understand, and the ending of the word can be skillfully used to express feelings, and most of them are sung by women.

More than 400,000 Lithuanians are scattered in the United States, Canada, Poland and other countries. They are mostly descendants of immigrants from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.