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Travel etiquette

When traveling, you must consciously abide by public order, buy tickets and enter the museum in order, and avoid crowding, blocking roads and entrances and exits. We must establish environmental awareness, consciously keep the environment clean and tidy, abide by railway and civil aviation regulations, and do not carry dangerous goods or prohibited items on board flights or ships.

Driving

Stay to the right and take the sidewalk. When crossing the road, you should pay attention to the traffic signals. When the light turns green, cross the zebra crossing at the crosswalk. Pedestrians must be courteous to each other. Don't run red lights or climb over barriers on the road. When walking, do not eat snacks, do not suck, do not hold hands, do not throw debris, and do not spit.

Accommodation

When registering for accommodation, tourists should patiently answer the inquiries from the front desk staff and register in accordance with the hotel's rules and regulations. After checking into the guest room, passengers should pay attention to hygiene and take good care of the equipment in the room. When hotel attendants enter the room to deliver boiling water or perform cleaning services, travelers should treat them with courtesy. Before leaving the hotel, passengers should keep the hotel clean and tidy, keep their belongings intact, and refrain from doing anything that would harm others or benefit themselves. Go to the front desk to check out promptly and say goodbye politely to the hotel staff.

Dine

Respect the work of the waiters and be courteous to them. When the waiter is overwhelmed, he should wait patiently and do not knock on the table or bowl or shout. Regarding the mistakes made by the waiters at work, they should be pointed out in good faith and should not be sarcastic or sarcastic.

Civilized etiquette knowledge education

Etiquette is the minimum moral code that human beings require to abide by in order to maintain normal life in society. It is gradually formed in life and mutual interactions, and is fixed in the form of customs, habits and traditions. For a person, etiquette is an external expression of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural accomplishment, and communicative ability. For a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization, moral customs, and living habits. Paying attention to and carrying out etiquette education has become an important part of moral practice.

The content of etiquette education covers all aspects of social life. From the content point of view, it includes appearance, manners, expressions, clothing, conversation, and dealing with others; from the object point of view, it includes personal etiquette, public place etiquette, hospitality and guest etiquette, table manners, gift etiquette, civilized interactions, etc. The behavioral norms in the process of interpersonal communication are called etiquette, and the expression of etiquette in speech and actions is called politeness. To strengthen moral practice, attention should be paid to etiquette, so that people can conduct interpersonal interactions based on the principles of "respect for others, self-discipline, moderation, and sincerity" and say goodbye to uncivilized words and deeds.

Etiquette, etiquette, and politeness are rich in content, but they have their own regularity. Its basic etiquette principles are: first, the principle of respecting others; second, the principle of self-discipline, which means to be self-restrained in the process of communication. , cautious, proactive, voluntary, polite to others, consistent with appearance, self-control, self-reflection, self-requirement, self-examination, self-discipline, not arrogant, duplicitous; the third is the principle of moderation, appropriateness and propriety; the fourth is the principle of sincerity , be sincere, treat others with sincerity, and do not make plays when the occasion arises, and do not match your words with your deeds.