Read the following words to talk about the characteristics of ancient etiquette in China.

What are the characteristics of traditional etiquette in China?

The gift of walking-in the process of walking, we also pay attention to the handling of interpersonal relationships, so we have the etiquette of walking. In ancient times, people with low status often walked in front of people with high status, so they had to bow their heads and express their respect for this respected person by taking small steps and walking quickly. This is called "ceremony". In the traditional walking etiquette, there is also the principle that "if you don't walk in the middle of the road, you can't stand in the middle of the road", that is, you should walk beside it; Don't stand in the middle of the door This not only shows respect for the venerable person, but also avoids pedestrians.

Second, the ceremony of meeting-people should be warm and polite when meeting every day. There are certain rules on how to meet people with different identities. For example, general greetings and traditional bow ceremonies. Bowing ceremony is the most common meeting etiquette. The way is to put your hands together (usually your right hand is clenched and your left hand is placed above your right hand) and raise it to your chest, standing without leaning down, indicating general courtesy. If you are a guest, when you sit down in the door, the host and the guest salute each other politely and humbly.

3. Catering Etiquette-Catering Etiquette occupies an extremely important position in China culture. If the guests want to thank the host for his warm hospitality, they can also raise a glass to the host in the middle of the banquet. In the process of eating, the host holds chopsticks to persuade the guests to eat, and then the guests can move chopsticks.

He Qing paid four respects-China has been a human society since ancient times. People care about and sympathize with each other. There are many manners and customs in he qing. Generally speaking, the greeting ceremony is held during festivals, which is a courtesy to the younger generation or elders, and there are also mutual greetings between peers. Such as the official New Year's Day greetings in ancient times and the folk New Year greetings.