Chinese etiquette.pptVIP

Xiao Sha 2011301140003 Content The same public manners everywhere. The addressing? manners. The response manners. The greeting manners. The differents in table?manners. Its impolite to..... Litter and spit about Talk aloud or smoking outside Cut in line Other things that is bothering........... Chinese use surname(姓氏)”+ “title（头衔） to address（致敬） their superior or elders。 “王医生，刘教授”  2.Addressing? 3.Response We don’t say“thanks”all the time especially to our parents but Americans do it frequently. In china ,when someone is complimented for his success, he might say “I cant take all the credit and I still have a lot of things to improve .” In western countries, if a hostess is complimented for her cooking skill , she is likely to say,” Oh, I am so glad that you liked it. After receiving a gift, in China you are not supposed to open it at once , but in western countries, they are willing to share the happiness at once. 4.Greeting When we meet somebody at the first time,its okay to ask his name、age or the payment,while Americans think it’s impolite. In China, When people meet acquaintances or friends, we always say ,“Have you eaten yet?” “What are you going to do?” While Americans unusual say “Good morning/afternoon/evening.” “Fine day, isn’t it? “”How is it going?” ,etc 5.Table manners Similarities Wash hands before the meal. Take the seat from left. Eat with little noise and movement You’d better not eat too fast or too much. Dont speak with your mouth full of food. Dont litter the bone of food everywhere Differences Make the elders have a sit first. Ask the elders and visitors to move the chopsticks first Dont eat until everyone is there although someone is a little late. Put on the bowl while eating Be careful while using chopsticks * * * * * * f The Chinese etiquette Manners is important! What we should do... Throw the trash in the trash can or take them away. Never disturb others in public places. Wait