Knowledge of civilized etiquette

A comprehensive knowledge of civilized manners

A comprehensive knowledge of civilized manners. China has a history of 5, years and is known as the country of manners. Do you know what are the comprehensive knowledge of civilized manners? Let's take a look at the comprehensive knowledge of civilized manners with me, hoping to help you. Knowledge of civilized etiquette 1

Knowledge of civilized etiquette 1. Personal etiquette

(1) Appearance

1. Hygiene, develop good hygiene habits, and don't "clean personal hygiene" in front of others. You should keep a certain distance when talking with people, and your voice should not be too loud.

2. Dress appropriately and naturally, coordinate generously, and abide by the established norms and principles.

(2) Talk

1. Be polite, sincere and cordial; Respect others.

2. The language and voice are appropriate, and the tone is calm and steady.

(3) manners

1. When talking, look at each other and listen to each other. Don't look around, read books and newspapers, look tired and yawn.

2, standing posture, standing posture, the body is vertical to the ground, the arms naturally droop or cross in front of the body, the eyes are straight and smiling.

3. Sit upright and keep your upper body straight. Women should put their knees together; Put your hands naturally on your knees or chair armrests. Get up dignified and steady.

4, walking posture, light and steady, chest up, shoulders relaxed, eyes straight, smiling, natural swing arm.

(4) Meeting etiquette

1. Shake hands, shake hands with others, look at each other, smile, and keep standing to show respect for others.

2. When you bow and bow, you must stand at attention, take off your hat, and look directly at each other to show your sincerity of respect.

3. Greeting is a silent greeting etiquette, which can be expressed in the form of waving, leaning over and taking off your hat.

2. Etiquette for hospitality

1. Etiquette for hospitality

(1) Guests should be prepared in advance to make their rooms clean and tidy. Give a warm reception, help your parents arrange seats and hand over tea, then leave, and say "goodbye" to the guests when they see them off. If your parents are not at home, you should receive the guests as the host.

(2) Your classmates and friends should be warmly welcomed when they visit. When visiting for the first time, parents should be introduced one by one, and then the best seats should be given to the guests, who can be entertained with tea, candy, toys, books and so on.

(3) When parents' friends bring their children to visit, they should play with them, or tell them stories, listen to music and watch TV with them.

(4) When students and friends visit, they should take the initiative to invite them to have dinner together. If the guests declare that they have eaten, they should arrange for their friends to sit down first and find some books, newspapers or magazines for him to read before eating.

(5) The reception teacher should be as warm and solemn as the reception of the elders.

(6) See the guests off at the door and welcome them to come again next time.

2. Guest Etiquette

(1) When visiting relatives and friends, be neat and tidy, and bring some small gifts as much as possible to show respect for the host.

(2) In relatives and friends' homes, you should not talk loudly, but talk politely.

(3) Don't use the things in the owner's house at will without the owner's permission. Even close relatives and friends should say hello first and ask the owner's permission before using them.

(4) If you eat in the host's house, you should pay attention to the dining etiquette, and you should not be seated first, and you should not touch the food first;

(5) When saying goodbye, you should say words of thanks, such as "I'm so happy today" and "Welcome to my home".

primary school students' manners and etiquette 3. Dressing etiquette

(1) Wear the prescribed school uniform as required, and don't wear fancy clothes.

(2) Dress neatly, be simple and generous, don't tie your coat around your waist, and don't wear clothes and buttons.

(3) Walking on campus and entering the classroom without wearing vest, slippers and underpants.

(4) Don't take off your clothes and shoes in class.

(5) Don't wear brand-name shoes, medium-high heels, and platform shoes, but sneakers or flat shoes are better.

(6) Do not wear necklaces, earrings (pins), rings, bracelets, bracelets and other accessories.

(7) No makeup, no eyebrows, no eyebrows, no tattoos, no long nails and no nail polish.

(8) Trim your hair as required, and don't dye it, perm it or leave long hair.

primary school students' manners and etiquette 4. Walking etiquette

(1) When walking, you should hold your head up and hold your chest, look ahead, swing your shoulders and arms naturally, and walk at a moderate pace. You should avoid splayed feet, wobbling, or wriggling.

(2) Go upstairs and downstairs, cross the corridor and walk to the right. Go in and out of classrooms, offices, meeting places, etc. according to the designated route. It is not crowded, and walk softly in and out of each function room without affecting others.

(3) When you meet an acquaintance, you should greet each other and not turn a blind eye; If you need to talk, you should lean on the side of the road or talk in the corner. You should not stand in the middle of the road or in crowded places.

(4) Pedestrians give way to each other and give way to the elderly and the disabled and those in need.

(5) When asking for directions from others, say hello in polite language first, such as "Sorry to bother you" and "Excuse me". Young people should choose proper names when asking for directions, such as "grandpa", "aunt" and "uncle", and then ask for directions. After listening to the answer, be sure to say, "thank you!" " If you are asked the way by a stranger, you should answer seriously and carefully. If you don't know, you should say, "I'm sorry, I don't know, please ask someone else." Knowledge of civility and etiquette 2

1. Basic principles of civility and etiquette

Principles of respecting others, principles of self-discipline, principles of moderation, principles of sincerity

2. Personal etiquette

Dress neatly, appropriately and beautifully

(1) Clothing is formal, tidy, intact, coordinated and free of stains; The buttons are complete, without missing or wrong buttons;

(2) The hem of the shirt is tied into the waistband and skirt waist, the cuffs are buttoned, and the underwear is not exposed;

(3) When wearing a suit, tie and button the collar button; Less things in the upper pocket, nothing in the trouser pocket and no cuffs and trousers;

(4) Keep shoes and socks clean and sanitary, with clean uppers. Do not go barefoot or wear slippers in the workplace.

Appearance, naturalness, generosity and modesty

(1) Hair is neatly combed, colored hair is not dyed, and exaggerated ornaments are not worn;

(2) The male staff members are properly groomed, with long hair without covering their forehead, not covering their ears at the side, not touching the collar at the back, and leaving no beard on their mouths;

(3) Female employees go to work with light makeup, and the decoration is elegant and consistent with their age and identity; Do not make up in public during working hours;

(4) Keep the face and arms clean, without long nails and stained nails;

(5) Keep your mouth clean, and avoid food with pungent smell, such as onions and garlic,

Talk, be cordial, sincere and modest

(1) Use polite language, and swear words and taboos are strictly prohibited;

(2) The pronunciation is clear, the tone is sincere, the speech speed is moderate, the tone is calm, the meaning is clear and concise, and Mandarin is advocated;

(3) When talking with guests, you should be absorbed and smile, and you should not be dull-eyed and indifferent;

(4) Use uncommon trade terms as little as possible, so as not to affect the communication effect with guests;

(5) Listen carefully, pay attention to the art of conversation, and don't interrupt the guest's words at will.

Behave gracefully, be polite, and be energetic.

(1) Be full of energy, pay attention, and be free from fatigue, melancholy and dissatisfaction.

(2) Keep smiling, look straight at customers, look around and be absent-minded;

(3) Sit well, keep your upper body straight naturally, relax your shoulders in balance, keep a certain gap between your back and the back of the chair, and don't need to support your cheeks;

(4) Don't cross your legs and shake your legs. When the chair is too low, the female employees' knees should be close to one side;

(5) Avoid yawning, stretching, sneezing, ear gouging, etc. in front of guests; When it is really difficult to control, you should avoid it sideways;

(6) Don't hold your chest with your hands in front of the guests, and try to reduce unnecessary gestures;

(7) Stand upright, head up, chest out, abdomen in, hands drooping outside thighs or hands folded naturally; Feet together, heels together, toes slightly open;

(8) walk with strong steps, proper stride and proper rhythm

3. Meeting etiquette

When shaking hands, look at the other person with a smile, don't be absent-minded, glance left and right, and don't shake hands with others with gloves. You must stand and shake hands to show respect and courtesy to others. The handshake pays attention to a certain order, and generally pays attention to the "honour person's decision", that is, after the lady, the elder, the married person and the person with a high position reach out, the man, the younger generation, the unmarried person and the person with a low position can reach out and respond. If a person wants to shake hands with many people, the polite order is: elder first, junior, host first, guest first, superior first, and subordinate first.

IV. Etiquette in specific public places

(1) Cinema: The audience should be seated as early as possible, and if their seats are in the middle, they should politely signal to those who have already been seated to let them pass; Dress neatly, don't be topless, don't yell; You should leave in an orderly way after the performance.

(2) The library and reading room should be clean and tidy, and obey the rules. T-shirts and slippers are not allowed in. Don't reserve a place for others. When consulting the catalog card, don't turn the card upside down or tear it or scribble it with a pen. Keep quiet and hygienic; Walk lightly, don't talk loudly, and don't eat food with sound or shells; Books, tables, chairs and benches in libraries and reading rooms belong to public property, and should also be taken care of, and should not be portrayed or destroyed at will.

V. Students' Etiquette of Respecting Teachers

When students meet their teachers on campus, they should take the initiative to salute and say hello to them; When students enter the teacher's office or dormitory, they should knock at the door first and get permission from the teacher before entering; In the teacher's work and living place, you can't flip the teacher's belongings casually; Students should not point and comment on the teacher's appearance and clothes.

VI. Teacher Etiquette

(1) Teachers' behavior is generous, decent, natural and not false.

(1) Eyes. When lecturing on the podium, the teacher's eyes should be soft, kind and thoughtful, giving people a sense of peace, accessibility and self-determination.

(2) Stand upright and don't shrug your shoulders or hold your head too high.

(3) Gestures and gestures should be appropriate, natural and appropriate, and should follow the relevant content; It is forbidden to knock on the podium or do other excessive actions during the lecture.

(2) The teacher's speech

should be accurately expressed, the volume should be appropriate and the language should be concise; Some humorous words can be inserted in the lecture at the right time to enliven the classroom atmosphere and improve students' interest in learning.

(3) Talking with students

(1) Notice in advance and be prepared.

(2) Welcome warmly and set an equal atmosphere.

(3) Distinguish occasions and be reasonable.

VII. Official etiquette

(1) Face-to-face reception etiquette

The reception should be thoughtful when the superior visits. Listen carefully and remember the work assigned by the leaders; Leaders should answer truthfully when they know the situation; If the leaders come to express their condolences, they should express their sincere thanks. When leaders leave, they should get up and say goodbye to each other.

when subordinates visit, the reception should be cordial and warm. In addition to following the general guest etiquette reception, listen carefully to the questions reflected, and reply politely if you can't answer them at the moment; After the visit, get up and see you off.

(2) Telephone reception etiquette

(1) When the phone rings, pick up the phone and first announce yourself, and then ask the other party about the intention of calling.

(2) In telephone communication, we should carefully understand each other's intentions, and repeat and echo each other's conversation as necessary to show positive feedback to each other.

(3) A phone book should be kept, and important phone calls should be recorded.

(4) After the phone call is finished, you should wait for the other party to finish the conversation before concluding with "goodbye". After the other party puts down the microphone, he gently puts it down again to show his respect for the other party.

(3) Etiquette during introduction

Generally, the order of introduction is to introduce people with low status and young age to those with high status and old age; Introduce gay men to lesbians; If there are several guests visiting at the same time, they should be introduced in order according to their positions.

(4) etiquette for traveling by car

(1) Let the leaders and guests go first.

(2) Take the initiative to open the door and signal with your hand, and then close the door after the leaders and guests sit firmly. Generally, the right door of the car is the top, the first and the most important, so you should open the right door first; Never use too much force when closing the door.

(3) Generally, the right seat is up and the left seat is down; When accompanying guests, you should sit on the guest's left.

(5) Etiquette of delivering and receiving things

When delivering or receiving things, you must use both hands to show your respect for each other.

(VI) Meeting Etiquette

(1) The purpose should be stated when the meeting notice is issued.

(2) it is planned to send a notice of the meeting. The notice of the meeting must specify the time, place, theme and participants of the meeting; Notice should be given a certain time in advance.

(3) Arrange the meeting place.

(4) The meeting time should be compact.

(5) Greeting etiquette. Generally, a conference group should be formed before the meeting to deal with relevant issues.

8. Everyday polite expressions

Greetings, good morning, good evening, good night, hello, goodbye, welcome to come again, good night, etc.

Salutations, comrades, uncles, aunts, gentlemen, ladies, children, etc.

Condolences, hard work, trouble, etc. Please, please advise, please give more comments, etc.

words of apology, sorry, really sorry, excuse me, please forgive me, really sorry for interrupting, etc.

words of thanks, thank you, thank you, thank you very much, don't mention it, thank you for your support, thank you for your cooperation, etc.

words of concern, how are you, how are you? What you see is similar to the knowledge of civilized manners. 3

Manners and manners

Keep your hair clean and properly groomed, and the hairstyle is suitable for my own conditions, status and work nature. Men should shave and shave every day. Ladies' makeup should be simple, beautiful and elegant, avoid excessive use of aromatic cosmetics, and avoid makeup or makeup in public. The expression is natural and calm, and the eyes are focused, steady and soft. Keep your hands clean and avoid long nails on formal occasions.

Standing posture

Stand straight and stretch, and your arms naturally droop. In formal occasions, you should not put your hands in your trouser pockets or cross your chest. Don't be unconscious.