旅游跨文化沟通 意大利 Italy.pptx

Italy 小组成员：梁晓婷 陈明星 黄兰 张灵洁 黄达宏 郑雍乾The Republic of Italy (Italian: Repubblica Italiana), referred to as Italy (Italia), is a European country, mainly composed of the Apennines Peninsula in Southern Europe and two islands in the Mediterranean, Sicily and Sardinia. Its land area is 301333 square kilometers and its population is 60 million 20 thousand. The northern Alpine region borders France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, and its territory also surrounds two micro-states, San Marino and the Vatican. FLAGThe Italian national flag, also known as the Italian tricolor flag, is composed of three parallel and equal vertical rectangles, which are green, white and red from left to right. Together with the National Anthem Il Canto degli Italiani (also known as Fratelli dItalia), it has become the symbol of the Italian nation.Clothing: Italians usually wear Western-style clothes in formal social occasions, especially in some major events. They pay great attention to dress neatly and like to wear three-piece suits. At the wedding, the bride likes to wear a yellow wedding dress. In some festival activities, large-scale cosmetic parades are often held, from children to the elderly, wearing all kinds of strange clothes. Communication: Italians like to talk closer, usually 30-40 centimeters apart, sometimes almost together. They dont like to be stared at by others when they talk, which is considered impolite. They like to use gestures to express their personal wishes. Commonly used are: pinch their chin lightly to show no interest, walk quickly and so on. Surname:Italian names come first, followed by surnames. In addition, there is a religious name, that is, the name of a baby baptized by a priest. When a woman marries, most of her surnames are surnamed husbands, and others use both men and womens surnames. Italians often shake hands when meeting guests in social occasions. When friends and relatives meet again after a long time, they embrace each other warmly. When acquaintance