What are the differences between Chinese and western etiquette?

The etiquette differences between Chinese and western food are: different tableware, different seats and different serving.

First, the tableware is different.

1, Chinese etiquette: Chinese tableware is varied, mostly cups, plates, bowls, plates, chopsticks, spoons, etc.

2, Western etiquette: Western tableware is generally simple, will use knives and forks to enjoy dishes.

Second, the seats are different.

1, Chinese etiquette: Chinese dining seats are mostly based on seniority, "respecting the east" or "facing the door".

2. Western etiquette: When dining in western food, the seat facing the door and farthest from the door belongs to the hostess, and the seat opposite the hostess is the host's seat.

Third, the service is different.

1, Chinese etiquette: Chinese food is served in the order of soup, main course, staple food, table wine or fruit.

2. Western etiquette: Western food is served in the order of appetizer, salad, soup, fruit, table wine, staple food, dessert and coffee.