Australians take taxis and like to sit side by side with the driver, why

Australians place a special emphasis on equality between people. Pay attention to courtesy and exchanges, and do not discriminate against each other. They believe that no one is superior to others, no one can despise others, and that people only have differences in the division of labor, and they all serve each other, and there should be no distinction between high and low, and that they should respect each other and emphasize friendship.

They are sociable and love to talk to strangers. Their speech and conversation are highly polite, civilized and civil, and their spoken language is both elegant and sensitive. They pay great attention to politeness, and they always tend to speak softly and rarely make loud noises.

In their eyes, shouting loudly, especially outside a building, is an uncivilized and rude behavior. There is a good social atmosphere of "ladies first" and there is great respect for women. Australians also don't like to praise ladies for their looks, talents, manners, and other aspects.

They see it as a sign of culture.

Australians also have a special polite custom of always sitting next to the driver when they take a taxi, and even if they are a couple at the same time, the husband is usually in the front and the wife is alone in the back. They think it's respectful to the driver, otherwise it's considered rude. They have a very strong sense of time, are very faithful about dating, and have a good habit of going to appointments on time.

Because the front row is comfortable.

Western etiquette is common in Australia. The number "13" is taboo, "Friday the 13th" is regarded as an ominous day, and rabbits and rabbit patterns (regarded as unlucky animals) are taboo. Loves kangaroos, lyrebirds and acacia motifs. Do not send chrysanthemums, rhododendrons, caryophyllus and yellow flowers.

Australians generally don't like spicy food and don't eat sea cucumbers; Likes sweet and sour. I love Chinese Huaiyang cuisine, Zhejiang cuisine, Shanghai cuisine, and Beijing cuisine. Australians have a strong sense of equality, and should pay attention to treating everyone equally when interacting with each other, and not favoring one over the other.

Taxis must have one person sit alongside the driver as a sign of respect. Pay attention to dating and punctuality. Advocating self-confidence and self-improvement, it is not appropriate to comment on their domestic affairs when talking, and do not say polite words of "self-humility".

Don't give a thumbs up (considered indecent in the local area). Don't blink at people.

Don't talk about race, privacy, gender, etc., so as not to cause misunderstandings.

Pay attention to respecting the living habits and culture of the house and abide by the house rule

Many foreigners pay more attention to environmental protection, there may be a time limit for bathing, the Internet and the general are extra money, air conditioning, etc. are not available in every house.

First of all, well......

It costs a lot of money to go to Australia.

Right, the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation is diligence and thrift.

It is better to support the country.

So it's better not to go to Australia.