What does etiquette mean?

Politeness refers to the norms and expressions in social behavior between people. Etiquette can be divided into speech etiquette, action etiquette and gift etiquette. Speech etiquette includes speaking gently, avoiding vulgarity and not interrupting. Etiquette includes taking your time, paying attention to posture and eye contact. Gift-giving etiquette includes the way and quality of giving gifts. Politeness can reflect a person's cultural accomplishment and cultivation level.

Abiding by etiquette can show a person's cultural accomplishment and cultivation level, and increase his trust and popularity in social occasions. At the same time, politeness can also avoid embarrassment and misunderstanding caused by rude or inappropriate behavior. In formal occasions, politeness can even directly affect a person's success. In a word, observing etiquette is a moral requirement and a basic quality that a person should possess.

It takes a lot of effort to learn good manners. First of all, you need to consciously abide by etiquette. Secondly, we need to learn etiquette knowledge and skills extensively. You can improve your etiquette by reading etiquette books, attending etiquette courses, or asking professionals for guidance. In addition, more practice is needed in daily life to consolidate and improve. Most importantly, we need to always maintain a modest, honest and respectful attitude in order to truly understand etiquette.