Basic etiquette of New Year greetings during the Spring Festival.

With the progress of society, the way people pay New Year's greetings has changed, but some new year's greetings etiquette and taboos still need to be clearly remembered, otherwise it may make a joke. I have arranged the basic etiquette for you to pay New Year greetings during the Spring Festival. Welcome to reading.

Basic etiquette for New Year greetings 1 Choose a suitable time for New Year greetings: If necessary, inform the host first to avoid running in vain. If you are not going to eat, the best time is between 9 am and 1 1. It's too early, maybe people haven't got up yet, and they have to rest on holidays; It is too late. Just when people eat. Inconvenient. The afternoon should be between three and five. It's best to pay tribute to the elders during the festival.

Pay attention to dressing neatly during the Spring Festival: celebrate the festival neatly, dress neatly and generously, and put on some good clothes appropriately, giving people a sense of beauty during the festival. Pay attention to the standardization of address: when visiting other people's homes, especially relatives' homes, you should know the address of elders and peers you may meet in advance to avoid embarrassing scenes and make people feel impolite.

"Auspicious words" should be properly said: different people should have different greetings. When talking, you should choose a topic that is pleasant to both sides, don't mention sad things, don't talk too much, don't talk nonsense, don't argue too fiercely, and express your true feelings and wishes in a relaxed, pleasant, cordial and natural atmosphere.

Be polite in New Year's greetings: when the host delivers tea, he should get up and catch it with both hands to express his gratitude. When the host serves, he can give it to the children first, and then take a small amount by himself.

Be moderate in New Year greetings: master moderation. It is not advisable to talk loudly and stay up late, so as not to affect neighbors and interfere with others' rest. At the end of New Year's greetings, you should express your gratitude and invite others to pay a return visit. Praise the host for his hospitality. When leaving, you can send an invitation to express your intention of returning.

Learn to share rather than compare.

When friends and relatives get together, children will meet many peers. Compare with each other who has more lucky money and whose new toys are advanced, and even argue endlessly about it. These shots should be scenes of the Spring Festival, right? Parents may wish to prepare some toys, such as plasticine, so that several children can work together and learn to cooperate, or encourage children to exchange toys and share happiness. For young children, physical development is particularly important. Therefore, you can also guide children to make an agreement with each other to see who can learn to swim, learn to play ball or increase other sports skills in the new year. This comparison is much more meaningful than competing for the same toy.

Don't just teach children to beg for red envelopes.

"Congratulations on making a fortune, with a red envelope." When Hu Yu was engaged in the research of early childhood education, he found that perhaps out of a playful mentality, many young parents always like to teach their children such a "blessing". As everyone knows, it is easy to leave a wrong impression on children, thinking that the Chinese New Year is "begging for lucky money" or eating, drinking and having fun, while ignoring the true meaning of the festival. She suggested that parents take the time to tell their children about the origin of the year, and what customs and traditions they have. They told their children that the New Year meant family reunion and pinned their expectations for the coming year. Knowing what Chinese New Year is, children will respect traditional festivals more.

Pay attention to table manners

During the Spring Festival, there are often dinners. Parents should pay attention. Don't think that children can enjoy everyone's love at a young age and become "little bullies" at the dinner table. Since you are a member of the banquet, you should also pay attention to table manners. You should remind your children, don't just pile up delicious food in front of them, and don't forget to bring food to their elders; When toasting, you can also raise a drink cup and send blessings; If you want to leave the table and play next to it, you can, but you must first get your parents' permission and say hello to the elders at the same table. Don't ignore these details, they will help children learn to respect others.

Preparation before going out

Greet sb.

1 year-old: At this time, most babies are not good at talking, so they are taught in advance to yell at everyone and bow with their fists.

Over 2 years old: Children can be taught to say "Happy New Year", "Peace through the years" and other auspicious words.

Receive a red envelope

Children under 2 don't know what a red envelope is. Just tell him to say thank you when someone gives it to him, and then put it in his pocket or give it to his mother. When the baby is a little sensible, tell them not to open the red envelope immediately in advance.

Accept candy chocolate

Although the baby has heard adults say that he can't eat too much candy and chocolate, he still can't control it. Therefore, adults should control themselves and be clear that if they eat too much of these things, they will be deprived of what they like to do.