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Anonymous users2024-02-13Let's talk about toasting first, that's a must, and you have to start toasting from your side (left and right), you can't leave anyone in between, and you can't toast everyone all the time. Keep an eye on everyone and avoid seeing when someone is going to drink with you. Be sure to be careful when clinking glasses with others:
Try to touch the bottom of someone's cup with the rim of your cup to show respect.
Sometimes I will also smoke cigarettes, and I must let others smoke them in my hands, so as to avoid holding the cigarette holder in my own hand and facing the cigarette butt at others. Although many ladies do not smoke, it is polite to give way, and if there is a lady around you when you want to smoke, you must ask for her opinion.
Pay attention to the situation at the table, and remind the waiter to pour wine, tea and napkins at any time.
When eating, you should also pay attention, no matter how far away from yourself as long as you like to eat things to stand up to clip, this is very inappropriate, in the same way, you should pay attention to what the leader likes to eat, try to turn the leader's favorite food to him.
Wait, wait, wait. That's all I thought.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The rules of my house are: the mouth is silent, the mouth is silent, the table is not dropped, the bowl is not left, the chopsticks are not sticky, sit straight and straight, and do not say anything when you go to the thatched house.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11On occasions like this, as a newcomer, you have to toast the leader...This is also common sense, and at the same time, it is also appropriate to pat the pony's ass.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hello, etiquette at the dinner table? Table manners are mainly manifested in the following two aspects: 1. Seating etiquette.
Invite the guests to sit first, then the elderly to sit next to the guests, and enter from the left side of the chair when seated. Don't move your chopsticks or make any noise when you're seated, and don't get up and walk around. If there is something to greet the host (the one facing the door is the upper seat, which is generally arranged according to the identity of the other party).
2. When eating, ask the elderly to use chopsticks. Eat less dishes each time, eat less dishes far away from you, don't make a sound when eating, don't make a sound when drinking soup, drink soup with a spoon and take a small sip, it is not appropriate to bring the bowl to the mouth to drink, drink after the soup is too hot and cold, don't drink while blowing. Some people like to chew crunchy food vigorously and make a very clear sound when eating, which is not in line with etiquette, especially when eating with others, we should try to prevent this phenomenon.
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Anonymous users2024-02-091. Wait until everyone is here before you can move your chopsticks and start eating. Generally, whether it is a wine table or a dinner table, some people have not yet arrived, don't eat first, which is very impolite and seems to be uncultivated.
2. If the juniors and the elders have a meal, the toast is for the juniors to toast the elders and say some words of blessing to show respect for the elders.
3. If the superiors and subordinates eat together, the subordinates should toast the superiors, say some decent polite words when they meet for the first time, and the words of acquaintances can be casual, but politeness and blessings are necessary.
4. If you toast an elder or superior, you generally do it yourself, and the elder or superior is at will. This seems polite, of course, you can also say in advance, take a sip, and don't drink dry.
5. Don't pick up vegetables for others on the wine table and dinner table, especially if you need to pick up vegetables, prepare a pair of public chopsticks. Use public chopsticks to pick up the dishes.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The common rules for eating include the elders not going to the slag table, the younger generations not sitting down, not bending their legs, and not speaking loudly. In addition, when eating, you should also try to clip the dish close to you, and do not lean far away and turn over the dishes. Have etiquette when eating, and be a particular person.
The elders do not sit down on the table to eat, the younger generations can not sit down in advance, and we can only sit down when the elders sit down, and the sitting position is divided into upper position, lower position, and side position, so that the elders can sit in the upper position as much as possible.
When picking up vegetables, try your best to choose the dish that is close to you, and you should clip the side that is close to you, don't turn it over, pick and choose, and clip a small amount to prevent the dish from falling on the table.
Don't cross Erlang's legs when eating, and Liang Tuan's figure should not be too exaggerated. Don't talk loudly, try to be quiet during eating, don't move around at will, and put the dishes and chopsticks neatly on the table after eating.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The rules for eating include chopsticks can not be inserted in the rice bowl, chopsticks can not be used to knock the dishes, the bowl must be held with the hand when eating, the cross can not be crossed, the elders do not move the chopsticks, the younger generations cannot eat first, and the mouth is not chirped when eating.
1. Chopsticks should not be inserted in the rice bowl
Sticking chopsticks vertically into the rice is easy to remind you of the incense burner of the ancestors, and it is unlucky for such a picture to appear in front of the living.
2. Do not use chopsticks to knock on the dishes
When begging, the most common method is to hit the dishes with chopsticks, that is, to tell people that the beggar is coming.
3. Hold the bowl with your hands when eating
As the saying goes, "Eat with your mouth, don't eat with your mouth." "This is a kind of life attitude and personal cultivation, if a person can't even eat well, it will be difficult to become a big thing in the future.
4. No cross crosses
This is often overlooked, and chopsticks are casually crossed on the table during meals. This practice is also disrespectful to oneself, because in the past, when he ate a lawsuit and made an offer, he only played a fork, which is undoubtedly denying himself.
5. The elders do not move the chopsticks, and the younger generations cannot eat first
Respect for the elderly, reflected in all aspects of life, such as a family sitting and eating, you have to serve a good meal to the elders first, and after the elders move the chopsticks, the younger generations can eat in turn.
6. Don't eat with your mouth
In physiognomy, the act of chirping at the bar is called pig food, that is, eating like a pig, implying that the person is noisy and cheap. In contemporary etiquette, the sound of chirping when eating will also affect the appetite of the people who eat together, making people feel very annoying, noisy, and unliterate.
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