The Philippines doesn't like handing things with its left hand. Are there any taboos?

When we want to travel abroad, we should first pay attention to some local customs or taboos, so as not to cause unnecessary troubles or jokes. So what are the customs and taboos in the Philippines? For example, do Filipinos really dislike handing things with their left hands?

When we arrive in the Philippines, if you are appointed by the company and have any business, when greeting those professional and technical personnel. Be sure to call them by their professional titles, such as some architects and lawyers here. And when you speak, you must avoid some political disputes, religions and other topics in the Philippines, and don't talk about other people's national affairs outside, which is a taboo in any country.

When we communicate with Filipinos. Never pass things with your left hand. Because they think their left hand is dirty. If you use your left hand, it is disrespectful to them. Then they will be very angry. If you plan to live in the Philippines for a long time, when giving gifts to your neighbors, don't open them in front of them, or they will think they are insulted. And like Americans, they are very taboo about the number 13. They all think that 13 is the representative of disaster or misfortune, so we don't have so many taboos in China.

In a word, when we travel outside or have other business, we must pay attention to local customs. We represent the overall image of China in other places, so we must be careful not to make any jokes.