Tips on etiquette for sports games (what is the etiquette knowledge for the Universiade)?

1. What is the etiquette knowledge of the Universiade?

Etiquette requirements There are still relatively few references to stadium etiquette.

But the reality is that in many games, the audience's lack of etiquette or even rudeness not only has a negative impact on the field, affects the normal progress of the game, and even damages the country's image. It may seem like a trivial matter, but because the stadium is often the focus of media attention from various countries, some so-called "minor" issues not only represent you personally, but also represent the image of a group, a city, and even a country.

Therefore, from this perspective, it is necessary to observe court etiquette and be a civilized spectator. 1. Entry and Exit When watching sports matches in a stadium or stadium, you must abide by public ethics and consciously maintain order.

When watching sports events, you should arrive on time to avoid disturbing others while seated. After entering, you should take your seat.

Don’t occupy someone else’s seat just because your own seat is not good. If you have a date or something after the game and want to leave the game quickly, you should leave quietly a few minutes before the end. Don't wait for the end of the game to weave through the crowd.

When the show is over, follow the flow of people and walk toward the door step by step. If you squeeze or push, no one may be able to get out, and it may even be dangerous.

If you are surrounded by crowded spectators, please remember to “slowly move towards the nearest exit” and “go with the flow of people and do not jump in randomly”. 2. When watching sports competitions, pay attention to your words and deeds.

Your words and deeds are not only a matter of personal cultivation, but also related to social atmosphere. Great sporting events are inspiring, and cheering and shouting are natural.

You can applaud the person you like, but you should not insult the other person. If it is a wonderful scene, whether it is the home team or the away team, everyone should applaud and show fairness and friendliness.

The behavior of booing, shouting, throwing things on the field, clapping, and booing during the game is against the spirit of sportsmanship and is even more uncultured. At critical moments during the game, try not to jump out of your seat in the heat of the moment and block the spectators behind you.

You know, the more critical the moment, the more everyone's mood is the same. Smoking is generally not allowed in stadiums.

If you really can't help it, you can go to the lounge or a place where smoking is allowed to smoke. If you like to eat snacks, remember not to throw confetti everywhere.

It is best not to eat snacks that can produce loud noises, because loud noises will affect the emotions of other spectators around you. When watching games, don’t take too young children with you.

Children often only have three minutes of enthusiasm, and soon lose interest in the game, and then run back and forth or even cry. In this case, it will greatly affect the audience around you.

What you wear when watching sports games can depend on the climate, location and personal preferences. But you should also pay attention to the etiquette in public places.

No matter how hot it is, you can’t just wear a small vest, let alone watch the game shirtless, it’s not in good taste. If you feel there is a problem with the referee during the game, you must raise it with the relevant personnel in accordance with the procedures.

Abusing, heckling or even besieging the referee is not appropriate. 3. We introduce several competition scenes with special etiquette requirements. One is watching figure skating.

If you want to take photos during the game, you must turn off the flash. In figure skating competitions, athletes often perform some difficult movements, such as throws and catches in pairs skating. If a skater is dazzled by the flashing lights in the stands while doing these difficult movements, it is very likely to be dangerous.

Throwing plush toys and other gifts and flowers is a convention and custom in figure skating. However, gifts and flowers must be tightly wrapped in transparent wrapping paper. If petals and small plush are scattered on the ice If it is not cleaned in time, it is very easy for a player's skate to slip on it and cause danger. Plush toys are often the first choice for gifts.

Choose the right time to applaud and cheer.

When the contestant takes the opening pose and prepares to start the performance, the audience should be quiet so that the contestant can enter the competition state. When the contestant completes the difficult action, the audience can give applause and cheers.

The highest honor for a skater is to receive a standing ovation from the audience after the show. The second is to watch tennis matches.

Tennis venues require quiet spectatorship. After entering the tennis court, you must first turn off your mobile phone or set your mobile phone to vibrate, do not make loud noises during the game, and do not use flash on your camera.

No matter how exciting the player's game is, the audience cannot applaud or applaud at any time. They must wait until a ball is dead before applauding or applauding. The applause time should be appropriate, because the players are preparing to serve. The scene should be kept quiet during the game. If the scene cannot be quieted for a long time, the players will not serve or ask the referee for help. During a tennis match, spectators are not allowed to move around at will, such as going to the bathroom or buying water. It is best to move around when the players take a 90-second rest, and then return to their seats when a ball becomes dead.

If a player hits the ball into the spectator stands, the spectators should return the ball. Otherwise, if it is not time to change the ball, the game will be interrupted until the spectators return the ball or wait until the time for the ball change.

There are regulations for the number of times the ball is changed in a game in a tennis match. It is usually an odd-numbered game. There are subtle differences in different games. In high-level competitions, the elasticity of each ball and the shedding of hair after friction with the ground are different. The weight and bounce height are also different in the eyes of experts. Therefore, players will change balls in strict accordance with the regulations of the game. , generally unwilling to change the ball midway.

The third is to watch golf matches. Golf is known as an aristocratic sport. Not only do the participating players have to wear professional clothing, but the spectators watching at the scene also have certain clothing restrictions.

In high-level golf competitions abroad, there is an unwritten rule that you are not allowed to wear jeans when entering the golf course. In addition, in order to protect the lawn, spectators are strictly prohibited from entering the stadium wearing high heels.

When watching a golf competition, you are not allowed to enter the fairway where players compete. Generally, the competition organizer will separate the spectator area from the competition area. If there is no obvious sign of distinction, spectators should not walk onto the fairway. Some spectators who know little about golf often do things that affect the players' competition when they enter the venue to watch the game.

For example, making sounds or clapping when a player makes a putt. Golf is a relatively "quiet" sport, and players must remain absolutely quiet when preparing and putting.

Therefore, the audience should not only turn off their mobile phones or turn off the phone.

2. Knowledge of Olympic etiquette

Olympic etiquette - knowledge of Western food etiquette

1. When sitting, your body should be upright and your elbows should not be placed Do not place your feet on the tabletop, and the distance from the dining table should be enough to facilitate the use of tableware. Do not mess around with the tableware that has been placed on the dining table. Fold the napkin in half and place it gently in your lap.

2. When using a knife and fork to eat, take the knife and fork from the outside to the inside. Hold the fork in your left hand and the knife in your right hand. When cutting things, hold the fork in your left hand to hold the food, and hold the knife in your right hand to cut it. Small pieces, brought to the mouth with a fork. When using a knife, the blade must not point outward. When you put down your knives and forks during a meal, they should be placed in an "eight" shape and placed on the edge of the dinner plate. The blade of the knife is facing towards you, indicating that you will continue to eat. After each dish is finished, put the knife and fork together on the plate. If you are talking, you can hold the knife and fork without putting it down. When not using a knife, you can hold a fork in your right hand. However, if you need to make a gesture, you should put down the knife and fork. Never wave the knife or fork in the air, nor hold a knife or fork in one hand while holding a napkin in the other hand. Mouth, nor should you hold a wine glass in one hand and a fork in the other hand to pick up vegetables. Remember, never put one end of a knife and fork on the plate and the other end on the table.

3. Don’t sip when drinking soup, and chew with your mouth closed when eating. Don't lick your lips or smack your lips to make sounds. If the soup is too hot, wait until it cools down slightly before eating. Do not blow it with your mouth.

When drinking soup, use a spoon to scoop it from the inside out. When the soup in the soup plate is almost finished, use your left hand to slightly tilt the outside of the soup plate and scoop it out with a spoon. When you finish eating the soup, leave the spoon in the soup plate (bowl) with the spoon handle pointing towards you.

4. When eating fish, meat and other dishes with thorns or bones, do not spit them out directly. You can cover your mouth with a napkin and spit them gently on the fork and put them on the plate. If there is a small amount of food left on the plate, do not use a fork to scrape the bottom of the plate, and do not use your fingers to help eat. Instead, eat with a small piece of bread or a fork. When eating noodles, roll them up with a fork and then put them in your mouth.

5. Use a knife and fork to eat meat with bones. When eating meat with bones, you can eat it with your hands. If you want to eat more elegantly, it is better to use a knife. Use a fork to secure the entire piece of meat (you can point the fork upward and press the meat with the back of the fork), then insert a knife along the bone to cut the meat. It’s best to cut and eat at the same time. If you have to eat with your hands, handwashing water will be provided. When hand-washing water and bone-in meat are served together, it means "please eat with your hands." After using your fingers to eat, put your fingers in a bowl of hand soap and wash them. If you get your fingers dirty when eating ordinary dishes, you can also ask the waiter to bring you hand washing water. Pay attention to washing your hands gently.

6. When eating chicken, Europeans and Americans mostly value chicken breast meat. When eating chicken legs, you should remove the bones first and do not eat them with your hands. When eating fish, do not turn the fish over. After eating the upper layer, use a knife and fork to remove the fish bones before eating the lower layer. When eating meat, you should cut it into pieces and eat them one by one. Do not cut the pieces too large, or cut the meat into pieces at once. .

7. Bread is usually broken into small pieces and put into the mouth. Do not bite the whole piece of bread. When spreading butter and jam, break the bread into small pieces before spreading.

8. It is polite to the chef to dip the bread in the sauce until there is no sauce left. Be careful not to "lick" the bread plate clean, but use a fork to fork the bread that has been torn into small pieces, and then eat it with a little sauce. This is an elegant approach.

9. Eat salad with a fork. If the leaves are too big, you can use a knife to cut them on the salad plate and then eat them with a fork. When eating fruit, do not bite the whole fruit. Cut the fruit into four pieces, then peel it and eat it with a knife and fork.

10. If you are willing to add milk or sugar when drinking coffee, stir it evenly with a small spoon after adding it, and place the small spoon on the coffee plate. When drinking, you should hold the handle of the cup with your index finger and thumb and drink directly with your mouth. Do not use a small spoon to scoop it up one by one.

11. When drinking a drink, you should first swallow the chewable objects in your mouth, then place the knife and fork on the plate in a figure eight or cross, and then wipe your lips clean with a napkin. Then drink again. Chinese people are accustomed to raising their glasses and drinking, drinking it all in one gulp. In the West this is exactly what should be avoided. In the West, the most civilized way is to keep your head straight and sip. When you drink it to the end, there is always a little wine left in the glass.

Olympic etiquette - look at competition etiquette knowledge

Fencing During the fencing competition? Athletes will choose how to draw swords and attack according to the characteristics of the opponent. At this time, the audience should not make cheers so that the athletes can think better and make moves. In addition, when the referee gives a command, the audience can no longer cheer or applaud, so that the athletes can hear the referee's command more clearly. After the lights come on, you can applaud or cheer.

Tennis After entering the tennis court, you must first turn off your mobile phone or set your *** to vibrate. Do not make loud noises during the game, and do not use flash on cameras.

Golf In high-level golf competitions abroad, there is an unwritten rule that you cannot wear jeans when entering the golf course, and you must also wear flat shoes.

When players in badminton and table tennis are preparing to serve, the entire stadium should remain quiet, and the audience's cheers, cheers, and applause should not be given until after the first ball is served.

3. Olympic etiquette knowledge

18 Olympic Games etiquette 1. Watch the games in a civilized manner and display your image. The Olympic Games attract worldwide attention.

Over the past 100 years, while the Olympic competitions have continuously improved their respective competition systems and rules, they have also formed some agreed-upon civilized customs on the field and clearly stated spectator etiquette. Watching the games in a civilized manner is not only a part of the cultural etiquette of the Olympic Games, but also an important part of showing the good image of the host.

2. Queue for security check and enter the venue on time. When watching Olympic games, you should try your best to enter the venue as early as possible or on time. Therefore, it is best to familiarize yourself with the transportation routes to the stadium before setting off, and try to take fast and smooth public transportation.

When entering the venue, there will be a long or short queue of spectators waiting for security check at the entrance. They must line up in an orderly manner and do not jump in line. After entering the venue, take your seat according to the number. If the game has already started, you should take your seat nearby, and then look for your seat during the break.

3. Understand the rules and learn to appreciate them. Before watching the game, you should have a little understanding of the basic rules of the game. This will help us learn to understand the rules while watching the excitement. When watching Olympic competitions, viewers should maintain a normal attitude. Although it is worth celebrating the athletes' victory and winning medals, there is no need to be too unscrupulous about their failures.

4. Casual dress, neat and elegant. Although there is no strict dress code for watching the Olympic Games, spectators still have to follow civilized and polite customs. It is appropriate to dress comfortably, casually, neatly and elegantly, but not too casually, especially in a swimming pool where the temperature is relatively high. Don't act like a "big man".

5. Obey the rules when carrying items. Dangerous items such as flammable and explosive are not allowed to be brought into the venue. Hardware items such as lighters, wine bottles, stools, knives, and canned items such as cans are also rejected. Outside; no pets allowed. In addition, large items such as gongs, drums, whistles, trumpets, and flagpoles should not be brought into the venue; slogans must not be carried with disguised advertising that infringes on intellectual property rights.

6. National Flag Raising Ceremony, Stand and Sing When the national flag is raised and the national anthem is played, all personnel on site should stand and pay attention to the national flag. They can also sing the national anthem at a normal volume along with the music. If the flag of another country or the Olympic flag is hoisted, or the national anthem of another country or the Olympic anthem is played, you should also stand and pay attention to show respect.

7. Cheer with enthusiasm, be warm but not chaotic. Cheer for the game with enthusiasm and moderation. For some events that are highly competitive and require athletes to be highly focused, such as gymnastics, weightlifting, fencing, table tennis, tennis, etc., they should remain quiet during the game and only applaud after the athletes have completed their actions or when the ball is dead in the game. Encouragement: In some jumping events in track and field, athletes generally encourage the audience to clap rhythmically and participate in the interaction before starting.

8. Respect the players and respect the referees. When watching an Olympic game, you should take the initiative to cheer for both sides of the game. Do not boo, whistle, scream, boo, ridicule or insult referees, athletes and coaches. Do not throw objects into the field or interfere with the visiting team's players' normal play; even if you cannot understand and accept some of the referee's decisions, you must maintain restraint and rationality. 9. Do not use obscene language. In all sports competitions, including Olympic venues, spectators must not use obscene language. They must not use discriminatory language to insult or abuse athletes, coaches, referees, visiting team fans, etc.

Racially discriminatory words and deeds are strictly prohibited in sports venues. 10. Keep quiet when serving and giving the order. Keep quiet when serving and giving the order in the game.

Serving events such as table tennis, badminton, tennis, etc.; starting events such as swimming, track and field, etc. In addition, in some whistle-blowing sports, such as football and basketball, whistles that are similar to game whistles are not allowed to be brought into the field.

11. Indoor photography with flash turned off. In most indoor competitions, some athletes look up at the competition. Spectators can take photos, but are not allowed to use flash. This applies to table tennis, badminton, tennis and other ball games, as well as gymnastics, diving, boxing, judo, wrestling, taekwondo, fencing and other sports, there are such strict regulations.

12. Silence mobile phones in the shooting gallery. When entering the arena, spectators must actively turn off their mobile phones, or set their mobile phones to vibrate, especially in shooting, tennis and other places that require absolute silence. 13. Tennis match: be patient in advance and retreat. Spectators should not move around at will during the match, especially in tennis.

Tennis is an elegant sport with a set of strict etiquette for watching the game. Spectators must leave the court for a break and must wait patiently after the 3rd, 5th, and 7th games and briefly after the end of each set. Leave and enter the venue during the break. 14. Beach volleyball, put away the parasol, play beach volleyball and enjoy the sun.

For watching outdoor events such as beach volleyball, spectators must prepare sun protection measures, wear sun hats, sunglasses, and bring their own drinks. Such games also include outdoor tennis, football, rowing and kayaking, etc.

If you brought a parasol, please be sure to put it away. 15. Don’t scream when watching equestrian. Equestrian is a gentleman’s sport and the only competition in which humans and animals participate together.

In equestrian competitions, including modern pentathlon horse racing competitions, you must actively cooperate with the players and horses in the competition, and do not throw various objects into the venue to avoid injuring the horses and riders. It is not advisable to use flash to take pictures head-on, do not wave any flags or ornaments, make piercing screams at the scene, leave your seat or lie down on the fence to watch, and do not approach or touch the horses.

16. Spectators and contestants go their own way. There are very clear and dedicated channels for spectators to enter and exit the Olympic venues. Spectators, reporters, players, and guests all have specially designated routes for passage, allowing them to pass safely and go their own way.

Audiences should not trespass into areas that are not allowed to ask for signatures from athletes, do not enter restricted areas for shooting and archery competitions, and do not cross the track when watching marathons, walking races, triathlons and other competitions that include road running events. , Do not touch athletes who are competing. 17. No smoking. Garbage collection. Smoking is prohibited in Olympic venues. Some venues have smoking areas. Smokers must smoke in areas where smoking is allowed.

Many competitions in the Olympic Games prohibit bringing in food, and spectators should abide by relevant regulations. In shooting, tennis and other games that require silence, spectators should not chew food that makes noise.

For items brought in, they must be cleaned and taken out of the venue to keep the venue clean. 18. Exit in an orderly manner and safety is the best. At the end of the game, applaud the athletes from both sides.

Don’t leave the show casually; if you leave early, leave as soon as possible without disturbing others. When leaving the venue, leave in the order of seats and go to the venue.

4. What are the knowledge about Olympic civilization and etiquette?

First, help, express gratitude in a timely and proactive manner to show sincerity. Second, be honest and trustworthy, and never keep promises. Give a slight discount. Third, you must choose appropriate channels and methods according to different objects. Fourth, you must master the degree of gratitude and strive to achieve reasonable and appropriate meeting etiquette. Meeting etiquette includes handshake ceremony, business card ceremony, hat-off ceremony, and hug ceremony. , kiss ceremony, etc.

Business card gift: When meeting someone for the first time, they often have to give each other business cards. The business card can be presented before the communication or at the end of the communication or at the time of farewell, depending on the specific circumstances.

It is best to use both hands when handing and receiving business cards. The front of the business card should face the other party; you should thank the other party after taking the business card. Generally, do not reach out to ask for a business card from others. When you must ask for a business card, you should use a requesting tone, such as "If it is convenient for you, please give me a business card so that I can contact you in the future."

Hat tip: Men should do this when meeting. Take off your hat or raise your hat and greet or say hello to the other person; if you meet the same person multiple times on the same occasion, you do not need to take off your hat repeatedly. Guests must take off their hats when entering the host's room.

In solemn and formal occasions, you should consciously take off your hat. Hugging and kissing are popular in European and American countries.

The hug gift is mostly used in official and private social occasions such as greeting guests or congratulations. The two of them stand opposite each other, with their upper bodies leaning slightly forward, their right arms leaning upwards, and their left arms leaning downwards. Their right hands embrace each other's left shoulders, and their left hands embrace each other's right waist. Their heads and upper bodies embrace each other to the right, and finally to the left. Give me a hug.

Kissing ceremony: When performing a kissing ceremony, it is often accompanied by a certain degree of hugging. People with different relationships and identities kiss each other at different parts. In public and social occasions, close women can kiss each other on the face, men can hug each other on the shoulders, and men and women usually touch each other on the cheek; juniors can kiss their elders on the forehead; men can kiss their distinguished female guests on the forehead. You can kiss your fingers or the back of your hand.

In welcoming occasions in many countries, the guests and hosts often express their most sincere enthusiasm and respect by shaking hands, hugging, kissing the face from left to right, and touching each other on the cheek. Western food etiquette: Western food tableware mainly includes knives, forks, spoons, and napkins. For example, some common things on Chinese tables are not found on Western tables, such as toothpicks and wet hand towels.

Because foreigners regard eating as a social activity, if you wipe your face with a wet hand towel, won’t your makeup be in vain? Chinese food has hot towels for wiping, and many people wipe their sweat away, but this is not the case in Western food. In addition, there are no toothpicks. I have said before that picking teeth in public is an uncivilized behavior. It destroys the appetite of others. It is ugly and hideous to you, and it is unappetizing to others.

So don’t look for toothpicks on the Western dining table, let alone pick your teeth with a knife.

5. Universiade Etiquette

There are still relatively few references to stadium etiquette.

But the reality is that in many games, the audience's lack of etiquette or even rudeness not only has a negative impact on the field, affects the normal progress of the game, and even damages the country's image. It may seem like a trivial matter, but because the stadium is often the focus of media attention from various countries, some so-called "minor" issues not only represent you personally, but also represent the image of a group, a city, and even a country.

Therefore, from this perspective, it is necessary to observe court etiquette and be a civilized spectator. 1. Entering and exiting When watching sports matches in a stadium or stadium, you must abide by public ethics and consciously maintain order.

When watching sports events, you should arrive on time to avoid disturbing others while seated. After entering, you should take your seat.

Don’t occupy someone else’s seat just because your own seat is not good. If you have a date or something after the game and want to leave quickly, you should leave quietly a few minutes before the end. Don't wait for the end of the game to weave through the crowd.

When the show is over, follow the flow of people and walk toward the door step by step. If you squeeze or push, no one may be able to get out, and it may even be dangerous.

If you are surrounded by crowded spectators, please remember to “slowly move towards the nearest exit” and “go with the flow of people and do not jump in randomly”. 2. During the game When watching sports games, pay attention to your words and deeds.

Your words and deeds are not only a matter of personal cultivation, but also related to social atmosphere. Great sporting events are inspiring, and cheering and shouting are natural.

You can applaud the person you like, but you should not insult the other person. If it is a wonderful scene, whether it is the home team or the away team, everyone should applaud and show fairness and friendliness.

The behavior of booing, shouting, throwing things on the field, clapping, and booing during the game is against the spirit of sportsmanship and is even more uncultured. At critical moments in the game, try not to jump out of your seat in the heat of the moment and block the spectators behind you.

You know, the more critical the moment, the more everyone's mood is the same. Smoking is generally not allowed in stadiums.

If you really can't help it, you can go to the lounge or a place where smoking is allowed to smoke. If you like to eat snacks, remember not to throw confetti everywhere.

It is best not to eat snacks that can produce loud noises, because loud noises will affect the emotions of other spectators around you. When watching games, don’t take too young children with you.

Children often only have three minutes of enthusiasm, and soon lose interest in the game, and then run back and forth or even cry. In this case, it will greatly affect the audience around you.

What you wear when watching sports games can depend on the climate, location and personal preferences. But you should also pay attention to the etiquette in public places.

No matter how hot it is, you can’t just wear a small vest, let alone watch the game shirtless, it’s not in good taste. If you feel there is a problem with the referee during the game, you must raise it with the relevant personnel in accordance with the procedures.

Abusing, heckling or even besieging the referee is not appropriate. 3. We introduce several competition scenes with special etiquette requirements: 1. Watching figure skating.

If you want to take photos during the game, you must turn off the flash. In figure skating competitions, athletes often perform some difficult movements, such as throws and catches in pairs skating. If a skater is dazzled by the flashing lights in the stands while doing these difficult movements, it is very likely to be dangerous.

Throwing plush toys and other gifts and flowers is a convention and custom in figure skating. However, gifts and flowers must be tightly wrapped in transparent wrapping paper. If petals and small plush are scattered on the ice If it is not cleaned in time, it is very easy for a player's skate to slip on it and cause danger. Plush toys are often the first choice for gifts.

Choose the right time to applaud and cheer. When the contestant takes the opening position and prepares to start the performance, the audience should be quiet so that the contestant can enter the competition state. When the contestant completes the difficult action, the audience can give applause and cheers.

The highest honor for a skater is to receive a standing ovation from the audience after the show. 2. Watch tennis matches.

Tennis venues require quiet spectatorship. After entering the tennis court, you must first turn off your mobile phone or set your mobile phone to vibrate, do not make loud noises during the game, and do not use flash on your camera.

No matter how exciting the player's game is, the audience cannot applaud or applaud at any time. They must wait until a ball is dead before applauding or applauding. The applause time should be appropriate, because the players are preparing to serve. The scene should be kept quiet during the game. If the scene cannot be quieted for a long time, the players will not serve or ask the referee for help. During a tennis match, spectators are not allowed to move around at will, such as going to the bathroom or buying water. It is best to move around when the players take a 90-second rest, and then return to their seats when a ball becomes dead.

If a player hits the ball into the spectator stands, the spectators should return the ball. Otherwise, if it is not time to change the ball, the game will be interrupted until the spectators return the ball or wait for the time to change the ball.

There are regulations for the number of times the ball is changed in a game in a tennis match. It is usually an odd-numbered game. There are subtle differences in different games. In high-level competitions, the elasticity of each ball and the shedding of hair after friction with the ground are different. The weight and bounce height are also different in the eyes of experts. Therefore, players will change balls in strict accordance with the regulations of the game. , generally unwilling to change the ball midway.

3. Watch golf matches. Golf is known as an aristocratic sport. Not only the participating players must wear professional clothing, but the spectators watching on the scene also have certain clothing restrictions.

In high-level golf competitions abroad, there is an unwritten rule that you are not allowed to wear jeans when entering the golf course. In addition, in order to protect the lawn, spectators are strictly prohibited from entering the stadium wearing high heels.

When watching a golf competition, you are not allowed to enter the fairway where players compete. Generally, the competition organizer will separate the spectator area from the competition area. If there is no obvious sign of distinction, spectators should not walk onto the fairway. Some spectators who know little about golf often do things that affect the players' competition when they enter the venue to watch the game.

For example, making sounds or clapping when a player makes a putt. Golf is a relatively "quiet" sport, and players must remain absolutely quiet when preparing and putting.

Therefore, the audience should not only turn off their mobile phones or ring them.

6. What is etiquette on the sports field?

On the sports field, do you want to get everyone’s approval? So while trying to achieve good results, you should also follow the etiquette on the sports field.

Adhere to the game time

No matter what kind of game, the time sequence is strictly arranged. Comprehensive sports games often involve multiple events at the same time, and they must be completed within a predetermined time to ensure that all sports events are completed on time. Therefore, it is a etiquette for athletes to attend inspections and compete on time. And when your athlete number is called, you should answer respectfully.

If you are unable to participate on time for some reason, you must politely explain the reasons to the relevant referees. When you arrive at the competition venue, you must ask the referee for permission to make up the game.

Comply with the rules of the competition

There are no rules and no rules. Any competition has clear and detailed competition rules to ensure fair competition. Sometimes, due to limited space and other conditions, there are special requirements. For example, in order to protect the field, some schools do not allow spikes to be worn on the court; in middle and long-distance running competitions, runners are not allowed; when overtaking the athletes in front, they are not allowed to pass from the inside, and they are not allowed to push people with their hands or shoulders. . These should be followed carefully.

7. What should the etiquette ladies at sports games pay attention to?

1. When walking, the most avoidable things are inward and outward splaying, bent knees, looking left and right, loose body, listless

2. The hostess arrives late after the guests arrive, which is disrespectful to the guests; during the banquet, the hostess disappears, or is in a hurry, missing everything, which will inevitably destroy the grand atmosphere of the celebration; If during the reception, the etiquette lady is not focused and makes a fool of herself, it will make the guests feel that the overall quality of Jiaying College students is low. Remember, your every move, every move, every frown and every smile does not mean that You yourself represent the image of the entire Jiaying College, and you must be strict with yourself

3. The etiquette lady must not run or take long steps when wearing a cheongsam, and her fingers must not be exposed on the red cloth when serving the tray.