What are the basic principles of voluntary service etiquette in the Asian Games?

Confucius said: "A polite person should respect others", which is a high summary of the core idea of etiquette. In the process of service, Asian Games volunteers should first respect the clients, including their culture, habits and hobbies. Only in this way can we win the respect of others, establish a harmonious relationship with customers and better complete the service work. Secondly, in the service, we should be humble, generous and decent, and not arrogant and impetuous.

2. The principle of sincerity

The service of Asian Games volunteers should be sincere, so as to be better understood and accepted by the other side. In the process of service, we must match words with deeds and earnestly perform our duties. Even if we sometimes fail to meet the requirements of our customers, we will gain their understanding.

3. The principle of tolerance

In the process of volunteering for the Asian Games, we should be strict with ourselves and be lenient with others. During the Asian Games, athletes or officials may misunderstand or criticize volunteer work due to cultural differences, competition failure and other reasons. At this time, they should be considerate of others and learn to change their psychological position with the parties.

4. Follow the principle of custom

Due to the different customs and cultural backgrounds of the contestants in different countries and regions, it requires volunteers to have a comprehensive and accurate understanding of their own country's etiquette culture, etiquette customs and religious taboos in the service work, so as to be handy in the service process and avoid mistakes.

5. The principle of moderation

Volunteers should grasp the scale and be serious and responsible when serving, but they should not be too enthusiastic and make it difficult for the clients to adapt. This is because everything is done too much, too much, or not in place, it will not be recognized by the parties.