Can the way of eating reflect a person's education and connotation?

The way of eating can reflect a person's education and connotation, but not all.

There are many ways to see a person clearly, but eating a meal with the other person is undoubtedly the most direct and effective way. There is a good saying, if you want to see a person clearly, have dinner with him. If you can't do it once, do it twice.

Eating a meal, from eating, from ordering, from eating vegetables, from all kinds of details on the table, can fundamentally see a person. Every detail in the process of eating reflects a person's personality, education, emotional intelligence and personality.

Extended data:

Adults should have the table manners that adults should have, and children should have the table manners that children should have. Even small babies should follow some dietary rules. Table manners are more than just beauty. Good table manners will make children accustomed to focusing on "eating", so that they can eat well, be full and like to eat.

Cultivating table manners is not only a matter of "etiquette" as a face, but also allows children to develop the habit of paying attention to eating, thus enjoying the fun of eating.