What are the rules for eating?

One, don't shake your legs after sitting down.

When it was time to eat, the elders sat down, and the juniors could sit down. Nowadays, families love children, and it is not so strict who sits first when eating. But after sitting down, you have to sit in a sitting position, and you can't shake your legs and shrug your shoulders.

Let's not talk about a saying, called "shaking legs and shrugging shoulders for three generations". Just seeing people who keep shaking their legs, most people will be very disgusted. Not to mention shaking your legs while eating, it's even more undesirable.

Second, when eating, you should hold the bowl with your hand.

As the saying goes, "If you don't hold the bowl with your hand, you'll be poor for a lifetime." I don't know if this makes sense. But when eating, if you don't hold the bowl, the bowl will move its position while eating, and it will be inconvenient to eat. It is indeed better to hold the bowl steadily, it is convenient to eat.

Third, you can eat with your mouth, not with your mouth.

When eating, take what you eat to your mouth, and you can't put your mouth on the food to eat. This is more eating, otherwise it looks very greedy, such as holding a steamed bun in your hand, stretching your head over to take a bite, and taking the steamed bun to your mouth to eat, the image is very different. Eat a meal and shake your head, eat a **.

Fourth, do not clip the bridge dishes.

This is known to most people and is the most basic of the 8 rules for eating, and it is also passed down from generation to generation, and everyone will tell their children. That is, when eating vegetables, you must eat what is in front of you, and you can't go beyond the center of a dish and sandwich the dish on the other side. It's a basic courtesy.

If you can't do that, you shouldn't. If a person eats with a full plate and flips around, it must be seen that there is no education.

Fifth, don't knock on the plates and bowls.

Knocking on the plate, as the old saying goes, is called "scolding the cook". Knocking on the bowl, as the old saying goes, this is called "asking for rice", that is, it is called Hanako. Therefore, at home, especially people with older generations, it is not allowed to knock on dishes and hit dishes.

When you first start eating, the child, as the junior, is better to wait for the elders to move the chopsticks first and then eat the dishes themselves. If you want to eat food from a distance, it is best not to stand up and lie on the table to pick up the food, so as not to cause dissatisfaction with others, and the child's clothes are easy to get dirty.

If you want to sneeze in the middle of a meal, it's best to turn around, not to face people or to the table, and to bow your head and cover it with your hands or tissues. Try not to talk while chewing food in your mouth, and it is best not to burp and fart in public.

If you need to chat after eating, it is best to wipe your mouth clean before chatting with someone. If you are full, do not deliberately throw your chopsticks on the table or on a plate, and place your chopsticks on your own plate. If you need to leave the table early after eating, it is best to inform the people at the table to be polite.

If the child's table manners are too poor, others will not only think that the child is not polite, but also that the family is not educated. It is the bounden duty of parents to cultivate their children's upbringing at the dinner table from an early age, which will greatly affect their children's future life.

In fact, there are many etiquettes and exquisiteness when eating, the most basic thing is to respect the elders, and when eating, the elders should move the chopsticks first, and then the younger generations start to eat.

If you come across a delicious dish and want others to eat it, it is best not to use your own chopsticks to give it to others, but to make a gesture to invite them to taste it and let them eat it at home.

And at the wine table, sometimes it is also necessary to toast, to use close, and it is best to give the elders wine first, and try not to persuade the wine to drink, everyone must do what they can, and stop in moderation.

When the guests sit down, they must sit down and be respected, the host's seat should be done by the host, and the elder's seat should also be respected.

Rules for eating. There are many, many more. Of course, a person's cultivation can be seen from eating.

For example. Eat at the table. First of all, the elderly should be made.

Start with chopsticks. What's so delicious? Young people should add an old one.

Something more delicious. It should be given to the elderly first. And there is.

When adding vegetables. Don't go all over the place. Add whatever you eat.

Also, don't drop the rice on the table. These all speak volumes about a person. Culture at the table.

How tall is it? Lamb, how deep? All of them should have, there are problems with upbringing.

We often all see a person's cultivation from eating a meal. That's it.

These table rules handed down by our ancestors will be used for life, so let's show them to your children.

1. When eating, the elders sit down first, move the chopsticks first, and the younger generations can start.

2. There are guests at home, the tea is full of rice and wine, the so-called tea is full of deception, and the wine is full of respect.

3. When serving meals to guests, do not say "do you still want rice", but call it "add rice" or "beat rice".

4. Do not insert chopsticks into the rice when eating, and inserting chopsticks into the meal symbolizes sacrifice or incense.

5. When eating, do not put one hand in your pocket or under the table, and hold the bowl with your hand.

6. Eat without saying anything.

7. Don't chirp when eating, and don't suck the soup.

8. Don't use chopsticks to pick and choose on the plate, it's very uneducated.

9. Knock on the bowl when eating, there is no bowl for rice, children like to knock the bowl with chopsticks, and they must stop it, which is the practice of beggars.

10. Eating fish can't be called turning over, but turning around.

Common rules for eating include the elders not serving the table, the younger ones not sitting down, not crossing 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.

Eating etiquette.

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 vegetables, try 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 your legs when you eat, and don't exaggerate your body shape. 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.

1. When sitting, the sitting posture should be upright, keep an appropriate distance from the dining table, and the shoulders should not be slanted or stilted.

2. If it is a family meal, let the elders move the dishes and chopsticks first, and do not rush to get the chopsticks in front of the elders.

3. If it is a small gathering of several relatives and friends, you should warmly greet the elderly to get off first, such as: Master Li, please!

4. Be civilized when eating, don't spit and swallow, don't add it when the food in your mouth is not finished, your cheeks are bulging high and you don't have to eat!

5. Don't talk or drink soup when you have food in your mouth.

6. In the process of eating, you should not only take care of yourself to eat, but also know how to be polite to the elderly and others, such as: Master Li, try this.

7. When picking vegetables, you should choose dishes close to yourself, and you can't use chopsticks to turn over and over on the plate when picking. If your favorite dish is far away from you, you'd rather not eat it than be a gibbon! Reaching out and standing up is a very uncivilized eating behavior.

8. Any dish, even if it is your favorite dish, can only be pinched one chopstick at a time when it is turned in front of you, and you can't clip it repeatedly. And the clamping volume should not be too large.

9. When picking up vegetables, don't touch the neighbors, pay attention to the tea, wine bottles, wine glasses, drinks, dishes, etc. on the table, and don't spill and bump them.

10. When eating, wipe the corners of your mouth with a napkin frequently, so as to avoid oil stains and rice particles sticking to your mouth, and keep your mouth clean at all times.

Before eating, we can't sit down in advance, we can only sit when the elders sit down, and the position of sitting is also exquisite, there are upper positions, lower positions and positions on both sides, the upper position is the position where the elders sit, and we try to do both sides.

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When eating, you can't pick up the bowl and walk around to eat, you have to sit on the table to eat, hold the bowl with your left hand, hold the chopsticks on the right, if you are left-handed, you can't eat with your mouth close to the bowl, and you are not allowed to drop the rice on the ground or on the table.

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When sandwiching dishes, try to clip the dish that is close to you, and you should clip the side close to yourself, and you are not allowed to turn it over and over, pick and choose, and clip a small amount to prevent the dish from falling on the table.

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Don't talk loudly, don't laugh, and talk as little as possible. After eating, do not throw chopsticks and bowls on the table, but gently put the chopsticks and bowls neatly on the table.

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Chinese have many rules for eating. The first is to pay attention to four dishes and one soup, cold dishes and hot dishes. The second is to pay attention to the main seat and accompany the sitting, and the old and young are orderly. The third is to pay attention to the elders do not speak, can not move chopsticks and many other particulars. China's country of etiquette!

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When the elders do not sit down on the table to eat, we can not sit down in advance, we can only sit down when the elders sit down, and the position of sitting is also particular, there are upper positions, lower positions and positions on both sides, the upper position is the position where the elders sit, and we try to do the position on both sides.

2 4 When eating, do not lift Erlang's legs. If you are left-handed, you should eat with your mouth close to the bowl, and you are not allowed to drop the rice on the ground or on the table.

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Advertisement 3 4 When sandwiching vegetables, try to clip the dish that is close to you, and you should clip the side that is close to you, and you are not allowed to turn it over and over, pick and choose, and clip a small amount to prevent the dish from falling on the table.

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Advertisement 4 4 When eating, do not speak loudly, do not giggle, and try to talk as little as possible. After eating, it is not allowed to throw chopsticks and bowls on the table, but gently put the chopsticks and bowls neatly on the table, and say to everyone with a smile, you eat slowly, I am done.

The rules of eating are as follows:

1. Wash your hands before eating, this is for health reasons, which should form a conscious habit, and at the same time, do not throw it off after hand washing, so as not to embarrass others when the water gets on others.

2. When eating and seating, you must wait for the elders to sit down before sitting, the elders do not move the chopsticks, and the younger generations cannot move the chopsticks.

3. Don't flip the whole dish when you eat, try to clip the part in front of you, and the younger generation can give the elders a dish to show politeness.

4. Eat slowly, don't make too much noise when drinking soup, and be elegant.

5. When others help pour wine, don't look dry, but hold it with your hands a little to express your gratitude to others, and also reflect your politeness.

6. When others encounter embarrassing situations, such as when they release odorous gas, don't cover your nose with your hands, show a disgusted expression, and be polite to appear as if nothing happened.

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In China and many countries around the world, eating is a culture. Usually three meals a day, divided into breakfast, lunch and dinner, developed to the present, in many large and medium-sized cities, many people have formed the habit of eating supper. Eating is the main way for people to consume negative entropy to maintain the dissipative system.

Germans regard waste as a "sin" and hate people who waste everything, so the average person has no extravagant habit of burying it in the past. When dealing with the Germans, you must follow this habit in order to get along with them. For example, when you go to a restaurant with them, you can't ask for more than anything you can't eat at all, and it is not uncommon for you to eat all the food you want, and you have to dip it in bread and eat it or drink it all.