Every place has its own social manners. What social etiquette do you know in Singapore?

No matter where you go, every country and place has its own social ways. Today, I want to talk to you about some social etiquette in Singapore, hoping to help you. I. Overview of Singapore

In Malay, the meaning of "add" means "Leo" and the meaning of "slope" means "big city", so Singapore also has the land of "lion city". At present, the total population of Singapore is 3.618 million, and there are 218 ethnic minorities. Apart from China, this is the only country in the world that is dominated by China people. Among them, 77.2% are Chinese, 14.1% are Malays, 7.4% are Indians and 1.3% are other nationalities.

The main national religion in Singapore is Islam, and other religious beliefs are Buddhism, Hinduism and Catholicism. The national language of Singapore is Malay, the official languages are Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil, and the administrative language is English. 2. Social Etiquette 1. Dress Etiquette

In national celebrations and other grand places, Singaporeans often wear their own national costume, which is a kind of costume with Hu Jihua as its design.

In government service activities and business reception, Singaporeans pay attention to righteousness and strictness. Men usually wear white long-sleeved shirts, dark brown suit pants and bow ties. Women are dressed in suits or long dark brown dresses. In foreign communication, Singaporeans usually wear dark suits or dresses and leather shoes.

In many public occasions, people who wear too casual clothes, such as jeans, sportswear, beach clothes, low-cut bodice, strapless clothes and exposed umbilicus, are often forbidden to enter. In daily life, Singaporeans of different nationalities usually dress in their own national style. China people usually wear long clothes, sweatpants, long-sleeved dresses or cheongsam skirts, while Malays like to wear "Baru" and sand cages, while Sikhs wear saris while men wrap their heads. 2. Catering Etiquette

Because China people are more common in Singapore, and most of China people in Singapore are native places such as Guangdong, Fujian, Hainan and Shanghai, they can be said to be exactly the same as China people in their diet structure. Chinese restaurants are generally the best choice for your.

Because of their ancestral home, Singaporeans in China like light taste, sweet taste and nutrition. They like to eat rice and all kinds of seafood sashimi on weekdays, but don't like pasta very much. Guangdong cuisine, Fujian cuisine and Shanghai cuisine are all so warmly welcomed by him. Hainan chicken rice and bak Kut teh are all representatives of their daily diet. Malays, on the other hand, are forbidden to eat raw pork, mutton, dead things and animal blood, do not eat shellfish, and do not drink alcohol; Indians definitely don't eat beef.

When eating, it is impossible for Malays or Indians to use knives and wooden chopsticks, but they are used to crawling with their left hands to get food immediately. However, being popular is definitely not suitable for taking food with the right hand, and they are absolutely unbearable for other people's behavior. 3. Manners and Etiquettes

Singaporeans behave in a civilized way, and they attach importance to others everywhere. When they sit down, it is stipulated that they should not separate their feet. If they cross their feet, they just fold the knee joint of one leg on the knee of the other leg immediately. When they stand, they stand upright and don't put their hands on their hips, because that is a sign of anger. 4. Business Etiquette

The best month for business talks in Singapore is from March to October, so as to avoid Christmas and the China New Year. Local business people speak English more, exchange business cards when they meet, and personal business cards can be packaged and printed in English. Try not to smoke during the talks. Singaporeans don't like to waste money, so the other party should not pay too much attention to face, especially in business negotiations, the thank-you banquet is not suitable to go beyond the level of the host's family banquet, in case the other party causes other thoughts. 5. Travel Etiquette

The public transportation in Singapore is relatively developed, so it is very convenient to take the bus during the travel period, and every subway station is marked with obvious signs. Singapore is a multi-ethnic country, and the distribution of shops has national characteristics. For example, there is a "Malay market" in the eastern region, which sells Malay clothing and food. Singapore government departments try their best to prevent the payment of Taiwan fees. Even if they pay Taiwan fees for additional services provided by waiters, the other party may refuse to accept them.

In addition, Singaporeans have a special point, that is, they are very resistant to the eulogy of "financial resources are rolling in", which they think means encouraging others to send money at the expense of others. Besides, chewing gum is forbidden in Singapore.

That's all that Xiaobian knows about Singapore's manners and customs. There are still some imperfections. Welcome to add them. Thank you for your attention!