1. Differences in communication languages: People in China often use "Have you eaten?" "Where to?" Wait, this shows a kind of intimacy between people. But for westerners, this kind of greeting will make the other person feel.

2. Differences in appellations: In the west, appellations are more general, but in China, one appellation can cover many appellations. For example, in the west, men are called gentlemen and women are called ladies or young ladies.

3. Differences in dining etiquette: Chinese side: using chopsticks; When you drink, you will touch the cup and make a sound. Generally speaking, meat dishes are served first, and then soup is served. There is usually no dessert. In the west, you can use a knife and fork, fork left and knife right, and you can't make a sound when drinking. There are usually appetizers.

Attitudes towards cultural differences

1. In cultural exchanges, the correct attitude towards cultural diversity: First, we should not only identify with our own culture, but also respect the cultures of other nationalities, recognize the diversity of world cultures, respect the cultures of different nationalities, and follow the principle of equality of all ethnic cultures.

In cultural exchange, we should respect differences, understand individuality, live in harmony and promote the prosperity of world culture. All countries should selectively learn and absorb foreign cultures according to the actual situation of their own country and nation and the needs of their own development, and oppose copying foreign cultures, completely denying foreign cultures and "shutting the country out."

3. Treating cultural differences should not be exclusion, but communication. We should respect the value of our national culture and other national cultures and advocate equal exchanges and mutual learning.