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Pay attention to politeness

People should be polite.

Politeness is very important.

A: Politeness is the fire of winter, the adhesive of feelings, the key to friendship and the warm hand of a friend in need.

B: It seems that you really need to be polite.

For example, when we meet for the first time in the morning, we usually say hello: "Good morning"! Don't underestimate this sentence: "Good morning", which makes people feel psychologically warm.

That's true.

A: Actually, it doesn't matter whether we say hello or not. No one should belong to anyone or owe anyone. However, there is no such thing as "good morning"! You will feel uncomfortable, believe it?

Is it that mysterious?

A: If you don't believe me, let's try it in front of so many audiences and see what your reaction is. Let's start now.

B: how to try?

A: Very simple. Consider it the first time we met in the morning. Where are you from? I'm from here. We are old acquaintances, but after meeting, you looked at you and I looked at you, and no one said anything.

B: It's too easy.

A: Come on, let's go.

(Action: Two people walk opposite each other, and there are many of them.)

A: How about that? How do you feel?

B: Stop it. It's really embarrassing.

Do you feel sick?

B: Of course not. How do you feel?

Do you know how I felt when I saw you like that?

How do I know how you feel?

I think you are ill. You're not very ill.

B: You're the one who's sick. Say something ugly, say something disgusting, really.

A: Actually, this courtesy is very important. It is not only a matter of greeting, but also a display of one's accomplishment.

Is it that serious?

A: Of course. If people want to be respected by others, they must first respect others.

B: That's right. A person who does not respect others cannot be respected by others.

A: It is not enough for a person to be polite, but also to know the minimum etiquette. It's important to be polite to people, but you can't do it without understanding etiquette.

B: be polite?

Professor Jin teaches very good social etiquette on CCTV Education Channel. I don't know if you have seen it. If you haven't seen it, I suggest you have a look, which is very beneficial.

You really need to learn more manners.

A: This etiquette is not immutable. It also changes with the changes of society and national habits.

B: It seems that there are still so many problems with this etiquette.

A: Yes, take our country for example. As a multi-ethnic country, there are great regional differences, so the manners are different. The bigger the world is, the more different the manners are. We also have a saying among the people: ten miles are different.

B: You learned a lot from what you said. Can you show me something?

I'm glad to hear your praise. Why don't I raise my hand? I'll give them to you today and show you three or four hands in front of everyone. what do you think?

B: He was really out of breath when he said he was fat. All right, show me four or five hands.

No problem. First, let's meet and say hello. Do you think this grade is ok?

Yes, anywhere will do.

A: But sometimes you have to cooperate.

B: No problem, three to four times is fine, that is, five to six times. Please take care of yourself.

A: I have to perform well in such a good supporting role.

Who is your supporting role? Beautify yourself.

Stop it and start now. Let's just say that different countries and regions, different nationalities and different genders have different meeting etiquette.

B: What's it like to meet and say hello in China?

A: Are you asking about ancient times or modern times?

B: Just ask the ancients.

Do you mean greetings between men or women?

B: Ask first how to greet a man.

A: Very simple. If two people are friends or peers, they just punch each other and say hello. If there are different generations, the next generation should bow to their elders with their fists and then greet them. If you say hello to your parents or older elders, sometimes you will kneel and knock on the door. If you give it to the emperor, it will be more exquisite. You should give it as a gift. Would you?

B: I've seen it on TV and movies, but I know a little. I'm sorry

A: Can you also perform "the ceremony of the monarch and the minister"? Then why don't you give me a gift for everyone to judge and give you a score to see if you are qualified?

B: Go and play.

A: It doesn't matter if you salute or not. Don't be angry. I am' playing with you'.

B: What if women greet each other?

A: It's also very simple, that is, say "Long live" to each other. That's it (doing actions).

B: This is ancient, so you should also learn from modern people and modern people.

A: why can't you talk? What do you mean by "learning"? To be exact, you mean "teaching".

B: Teaching? Who do you teach?

A: You, "A threesome must have a teacher". "The knower is the teacher". You forgot everything.

B: Well, even if you are a teacher, in that case, I have to have a good consultation today (to himself).

Answer: Go ahead, disciple. Teachers everywhere are selfless without reservation.

B: Teacher, how do modern people greet each other when they meet?

As a student, how can you be so stupid? You can't even meet and say hello. It's really rude.

Teacher, you are very polite. Ask me.

A: Well, modern manners have also been reformed. With the improvement of living standards, etiquette is constantly changing. Bow to shake hands. Lesbians, in particular, greet each other and never say "Long live" again. Young people don't have to kneel and kowtow when they meet their elders. Think about it. People nowadays pay attention to hygiene, just like you. If I climb to the ground and kowtow as soon as I see Master, I'm sorry, and it's unsanitary, don't you think?

B: Who kowtowed to you?

A: Not only has this etiquette changed, but the language of this greeting has also changed. Especially in recent years, with the improvement of living standards, people began to pay attention to etiquette. This etiquette has also become a compulsory "course" for modern people. They go out, deal with others, socialize, and learn a lot of manners in this respect.

That's true.

A: The language of this greeting has also changed a lot.

B: What did they say when they met in the 1960s and 1970s?

A: At that time, the problem of food and clothing was not solved. When people meet, they always ask "Have you eaten" first? "Have you eaten?"

Why do you ask? Can't you ask something else?

Everyone is. At that time, eating was the first problem, and everyone regarded eating as the most valuable thing. Some places are even more interesting. No matter all the year round, everyone is outside the door when eating. Men, women and children are holding bowls outside, no matter what "good things" are in the bowls, so that others can see them. At least it means that my family has food today. This is not only for eating, but also for showing off.

It's so unsanitary! What's the answer?

A: Generally speaking, the answer is "yes". Whether you are hungry or not, whether you have eaten or not, you should answer first. Then ask, "Have you eaten?" If the answer is "no", it probably means that you have no food in the pot, and maybe you can't even get a wife.

B: It seems that this greeting still bears the brand of the times.

A: That's it. "Have you eaten?" ? There are still many jokes.

Really? Tell me about it.

A: Once, I just came out of the toilet and a colleague happened to pass by. He also went to the toilet. He started by asking "Did you eat"?

What's your answer?

A: Of course I answered "Yes", so I asked him, "Have you eaten?"

What did he say?

A: Not yet. I will eat later.

B: No matter how embarrassing it is, there is no other topic.

A: It was like this at that time. Older comrades may remember.

B: Teacher, what gifts do foreigners give when they meet? Please advise.

A: When it comes to foreign countries, there are too many. I won't tell you one by one today. Pick a few typical ones, such as Europe and Africa, and teach them to you simply. You don't have to pay tuition today. It's free, but it won't happen again.

Nice try. Whoever has money will ask you for advice.

For example, in Europe, men usually hug or shake hands when they meet.

B: When we met, we asked, "Have you eaten?" This sentence?

A: People don't ask this question. They usually greet each other with "hi" or "hello". When they meet, they usually talk about the weather. If you see an old man, China people respect him. Just ask "Are you old this year?".

B: That's age.

An old man in China will be happy to tell you his or her age. But it is impolite abroad, especially for older lesbians. It's impolite. She will be angry. For example: Where did you get rich? What is the salary? You can't even ask.

B: Then how do you ask?

She will be very happy if you praise her.

How? For example, I met an old lesbian.

A: Generally speaking, foreigners are not called "comrades" but "ladies".

I'm used to saying that.

A: You said, "You look so young and you are so beautiful". She would say, "Thank you!"

B: It will certainly work in China.

A: You are wrong. For example, if you meet a beautiful lesbian on the road, you want to strike up a conversation with her and say, "You are so beautiful".

She will be very happy.

She'll call you a hooligan.

B: how to curse.

A: Everyone says that you are a rogue and respect you. If this lesbian gets angry and sends you to the police station, you will struggle if you can't eat. If you meet her boyfriend or husband, it will be even more unlucky.

B: It seems that customs vary greatly from place to place.

A: Of course, when we meet, most of us will smile and say hello, but there is a tribe in Africa. Welcome to meet you for the first time. Cry first.

B: Don't feel bad.

A: You have to cry a few words to show that you are happy to welcome your host. If you can't cry, you're not sincere.

B: The customs are so different.

A: That's right. Most friends or colleagues shake hands or hug when they meet. Do you know when you will go to France?

B: No one in France knows.

If you meet your friend's wife or lady in France, do you know what to do?

B: Of course, a hug. Comrades, what do you say? Who doesn't want a hug?

A: Wrong. You must kiss your hand.

A hand kiss? Smell my wife's or lady's hand with my nose?

No, it means kissing with the mouth. Kissing is kissing, that is, kissing each other's hands with their mouths to show respect.

Well, I won't do it. Kiss her hand with my mouth. It doesn't matter if she just finished wearing makeup. What should I do if she just came out of the toilet?

A: You are out of luck.

B: then I'll be miserable.

How can you be so stingy that you dare not even kiss a woman's hand? It's not like a man.

You look like a man. Did you kiss?

A: I have kissed. It's impossible.

B: Exactly. You wouldn't do it if I asked you. What I know is "hand kiss", and what I don't know is thought to be a hooligan.

A: This is quite civilized. You can't accept some etiquette at all, but you have to accept it, or you have to accept it. After all, do as the Romans do.

B: It seems that if you want to go to a new place, you must first understand other people's customs, otherwise, you will become a joke.

A: Let's talk about foreign countries. In some parts of Africa, the meeting ceremony is very special.

B: What kind of special law?

Answer: When you see a guest coming, don't serve tea first, but smear mud on the guest first. Look at the suit and skirt you are wearing. When you arrive, I will look at you again soon and I won't recognize you. This is a sculpture. If you act like a thinker.

Is this welcome? The whole thing is bullying the guests.

A: You are wrong. This is the most solemn etiquette. You must accept it. It is said that there is a disease in the local area. This mud can prevent guests from getting this disease.

B: In that case, you really need to put more mud on your body. It can cure diseases.

A: We are talking about foreign countries, and even our country is very different. Even in the same area, there are great differences.

Is it that serious?

Ok, I'll test you now.

B: Go ahead, whatever.

Have you started?

What are you talking about? What do you mean by being a teacher?