What are the general taboos of Hungarians? What is their national character?

The main taboo of Hungarians: avoid 13 and Fridays, especially when catering, you can't have 13 seats. They think that something bad will happen if you break the glass and mirror. Don't break glassware whether staying in a hotel or eating, otherwise it will be regarded as a harbinger of bad luck and become an unwelcome person. When arranging seats, singular numbers are strictly prohibited. Pay attention to "high right and low left" in orientation, take your right leg before going out and use your right hand to take things. When talking about their bad mood, they often say, "I got up this morning and landed on my left foot first." Calling a Hungarian "left-handed" is like calling him "a fool". If you find that you have forgotten something after going out, you will not go back to get it, thinking it will be unlucky.

Hungarian national character: elegant manners, polite conversation, humorous temperament, joking, earnest and sincere.

Hungary, formerly known as Madzar in China, is a landlocked country in Central Europe, bordering Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. By the end of 20 14, the total population was 9.879 million, with Budapest as the capital. The official language is Hungarian, which is the most widely used non-Indo-European language in Europe.

Hungary has a developed economy and a high per capita living standard. Since the drastic changes in Eastern Europe, Hungary's economy has developed rapidly. By 20 12, Hungary's per capita GDP has reached12,700 US dollars at the international exchange rate, reaching the level of moderately developed countries. According to purchasing power parity, Hungary's per capita GDP has reached 20 thousand dollars. Hungarian dance music is loved by people all over the world.