Etiquette for Serving Bowls at Dinner 2 Should you serve bowls when eating

When eating, you should hold the bowl, not on the table, because the table we eat is generally more than the chair we sit on, at this time if you put the bowl on the table, you have to lie on the table to eat, which is very uncomfortable and impolite, so you need to hold the bowl, and then carry out the dishes, if you hold the bowl, your height is also enough, so that the meal is more upright.

A small bowl of rice or soup is more elegant. When serving the bowl, the thumb buckles the mouth of the bowl, and the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger.

Buckle the bottom of the bowl and leave your palms empty. If you don't serve a bowl and lie down on the table to eat, you will not only eat the first grade, but also compress the stomach and affect digestion. Serve the bowl with your palms facing up. Old people often say.

Beggars only hold the bowl with their palms facing up when they beg for food, so we usually eat with our side hands holding the bowl. It is best not to hold a large bowl for eating noodles, steamed buns, dumplings, etc., because it is both ** and very tiring. It is important to note that for large bowls placed on the table, you should never put your mouth to the edge of the bowl when eating.

Use chopsticks or a spoon to put in your mouth.

1. Don't say turn the fish over at the dinner table, you should say turn the fish over.

2. Don't say that you are done eating, you will not eat, you should say that I have eaten it, please use it slowly.

3. You can't ask others if they want to eat, you should ask others if they want to eat.

4. Don't say broken or broken, but say broken and peaceful.

5. Don't say words such as forget it, it's over, it's gone, etc.

<> Chinese table manners.

Serve the bowl. To eat, you should hold the bowl with your thumb, index finger, middle finger, and ring finger.

Buckle the bottom of the bowl and leave your palms empty. It is very good to not serve a bowl and lie down on the table to eat in front of the bowl.

When eating, don't eat with your head shaken, loose clothes and belts, your face full of oil and sweat, and the juice and soup will flow sideways and make loud noises. You can persuade others to eat more, or suggest a certain dish to be tasted, but don't take the initiative to take the initiative to pick up vegetables and add food to others. Not only is it unhygienic, but it also makes it difficult for the other person.

When picking up the dishes, you should pick them up from the edge of the plate close to or facing your own plate, not from the middle of the plate or near the side of others, and do not look left and right, turn over and over, pick and choose in the common plate, pick and choose from the plate, pick it up and put it back, it will appear uneducated. When eating at one table, many people should pay attention to mutual courtesy when taking dishes, and go in turn. Don't eat too much, scramble for it, and don't think about whether others have eaten it or not.

If you are far away from yourself, you can ask someone to help you, and don't get up or even leave your seat to get it. During the meal, His Holiness or His Holiness should move the dishes and chopsticks first. During the meal, try to add your own food, and if you have elders, you should take the initiative to add food to the elders as much as possible.

When you meet an elder who adds food to yourself, you have to thank you.

Eating with a bowl is one of the basic etiquette in China. When serving the bowl, the thumb buckles the mouth of the bowl, the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger buckle the bottom of the bowl, and the palm of the hand is empty. Eating on the table with a bowl not only looks good, but also oppresses the stomach and affects digestion.

When eating, talk less, the ancients had clouds and food without speaking. It means not talking while eating. When eating, if you talk about some esoteric questions or mention some things that are disappointing, it will affect the body's digestive function.

During the meal, you can say a few words that make you happy. In addition, when eating, do not watch TV or read books, and eat wholeheartedly.

You don't have to have a bowl to eat. However, when eating, it is very elegant to eat without holding a bowl on the table and facing the bowl, and it is easy to compress the stomach, thus affecting digestion. Eating and serving dishes is a traditional habit left by our country, and it is a more polite behavior.

The gesture of holding the bowl to eat is to clasp the mouth of the bowl with the thumb, and the bottom of the bowl with the index finger, middle finger and ring finger buckled at the bottom of the bowl, and the palm of the hand is empty.

When taking a seat, the guests are invited to sit first, and then the elderly are invited to sit next to the guests. When you are seated, enter from the left side of the chair, and do not move your chopsticks first, let alone make a noise, and do not get up and move around.

When eating, the elders of the guests should be invited to move the chopsticks first, and the others can move the chopsticks after the elders move the chopsticks. Don't pout when eating, and don't use chopsticks to constantly turn the dish.

If you want to serve dishes to guests or elders, it is best to use chopsticks, or you can send dishes far away from the guests or elders to them. Don't eat bareheaded, ignore others, and don't gobble up a big meal.