The most wonderful culture in Japan is to make a sound when eating. Isn't that unprofessional?

Japan does have this custom and culture, and it is required to make a sound when eating noodles. Of course, according to the traditional etiquette of China people, it is an ill-bred behavior to make a noise while eating. But you can't completely impose the rules of your own country on others. This kind of eating habit should be combined with Japanese customs.

Why do Japanese people make noises when they eat noodles? This is respect for the chef. Making a noise when eating noodles is a recognition of chefs and their cooking skills, which proves that this noodle is delicious.

So this is actually a very friendly performance.

Of course, this custom is not only wonderful in Japan, but also unacceptable in our eyes. What is said above is that we think Japanese people are not qualified, but the following custom is really "overqualified". Japanese etiquette requires that you must say thank you when your wife or family gives something. No matter how close your relationship is, it is necessary to say thank you.

In our opinion, if two people or family members who have a good relationship say thank you more, it will be too much, but in fact, this behavior is a normal habit in the eyes of the Japanese.

There is also a culture in Japan where girls wear short skirts in winter. I believe everyone who has seen Japanese movies knows that Japanese female students are really brave to show their legs in winter. This is also Japanese culture. However, compared with the first two cultures, this cultural behavior is a bit excessive. The winter weather in Japan is as cold as that in northern China, so it must be very uncomfortable for girls to show their legs for a long time in winter.