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出行礼仪：在这12个国家不要做的事 After this years horrible winter, the spring travel bug should be biting with avengeance. But as you plan your getaways, try not to become thestereotypical Ugly American.熬过一个寒冬后，春季出游的想法差不多也蠢蠢欲动了。但是在计划出游的同时，也请记得千万不要成为典型的“讨厌的美国人”哦。 A new Quora thread addresses the issue of travel etiquette, asking people around the world what tourists should absolutely not do when visiting their home countries. Quora网站最近探讨了出行礼仪的问题，向世界各国人们发问：游客到他们国家游玩时绝对不能做哪些事情？ Check out some of the top Quora responses below. 下面请看Quora网站排名靠前的几个回复吧。 Norway 挪威 Dont stare at naked people: People are pretty relaxed about nudity, and both men and women will for example change on public beaches without any attempt at covering themselves up. You are however expected to look away. 不要盯着裸露的人：“人们觉得裸体很自在，比如在公共沙滩上，男人女人都不会穿一丝半缕，但你绝不能盯着人家看。” Dont unwrap flowers before you give them as a gift: Germans do this. 送花作为礼物时，不要先拆开花束：“德国人会这么做。” Dont ask people about church: Most attend none, and asking this is seen as intrusive, rude and downright weird. 不要向人们打听教堂：“很多人根本不去教堂。这么问会显得冒犯、无礼，也特别奇怪。” Dont expect special treatment: People are very informal here and being on a first-name-basis with anyone short of the King is the norm. Even the prime-minister of Norway is most often referred to by first name. 不要奢望得到特别礼遇：“这里的人都很随意，人与人之间一般都直呼其名。哪怕是挪威首相也经常被人这么叫。” Japan 日本 Dont tip anyone: Tipping is just not part of the culture. Dont even leave the small change. People will come running after you with it. 不要给人小费：“日本文化中没有小费这个惯例。也不要留下零钱，不然日本人会追着还给你。” Dont wear your shoes in someones house: If you see other people taking their shoes off, do the same. (Note: theres a small area right inside the entrance called a genkan which is usually one level below the rest of the house, where you take off your shoes. You dont take them off outside the house!) 进别人家时不可以穿鞋：“如果你看到其他人脱鞋，那你也照做吧。”(注意：屋子门口有一小块地方叫“玄关”，通常比其他地方要低一些，是用来脱鞋子的。鞋子不必脱在外面。) Dont hug people you just met: Most people dont like it, especially older folk. 不要拥抱刚认识的人：“大部分人都不