美国风俗文化（American customs and culture）.docVIP

美国风俗文化（American customs and culture） Visitors from countries that value class status may feel that the United States does not particularly respect dignitaries. Americans bow to people, not because of each others status and special hospitality, will bow a few more. At home or on a bus, Americans dont usually ask VIPs to sit in a specific seat. Comity is rare, and the comity you may see may be the time for dinner, for the honored guest to sit on the right of the host or hostess. In some countries, the back seat is the seat of the car. But in the United States, private seat next to the driver in the car is the seat, partly because the driver is often the master himself, the other half is due to sit in front of the seat, you can clearly see the scene outside the car. Body language Did you know that two people talk and each other stands apart from each other in culture?. In some countries, people may talk very close to each other, talk, and the two faces often get closer. According to the study, Americans feel uncomfortable if they talk too close to others, and their most desirable distance is about fifty centimeters. In other countries, people prefer to stand a little longer than fifty centimeters. You will notice another social habit of Americans, that is, they, like many other nations, often gesture when they speak. As they chatted, they might pat each other on the shoulder to show friendliness, or pat the child on the head to show his love. This expression may be unpopular, especially in the form of the left hand, according to the customs of some other ethnic groups in other countries. Many Americans use the left hand; in the United States, the hand has no weight; no matter what is left or right, there is nothing disrespectful. However, in this kind of small matter, if the other party uses your hands in social occasions, you dont have a quick word, you just have a little hesitation, and your American friends often understand what you mean. Live alone Americans are no