"Shanpu" is a long cloth made of Cambodian farmers' clothes, which goes from the waist down to the calf, passes through the crotch without sewing, and is tied tightly around the waist at the back, with the rest sticking out like a fishtail. Women's casual shirts are mostly silk short-sleeved round neck double-breasted shirts, and the lower body also wears "sarong" or "Mountain Park". Usually, they have to wrap a long cloth towel with a beautiful pattern around their waist.

2. Etiquette and manners

In some dances in Cambodia, gestures are often used to express specific meanings, such as "victory" with five fingers together and straight; Five fingers clenched into a fist to express "dissatisfaction" and "anger"; Four fingers together, thumb bent to the palm, indicating "surprise" and "sadness".

3, surname etiquette

Cambodians' surnames come first, and their first names come last. The names of nobles and civilians are different: nobles generally take their stepfathers' names, while civilians generally take their fathers' names as surnames; Noble names are very particular and often have profound meanings, while civilian names are mostly casually called and have no meaning.

4. Catering etiquette

Cambodians live on rice. Because I believe in Buddhism and avoid killing animals, I don't eat much animal meat, but I prefer vegetarian dishes. However, on holidays, there are still fish and meat on their tables, and the dishes are also very rich. They prefer spicy, sweet and sour tastes. Pepper, onion, ginger and garlic are indispensable seasonings. They appreciate Guangdong cuisine and Yunnan cuisine in our country.

5. Wedding etiquette

According to local customs, all weddings are held in the woman's home. After marriage, the husband and his wife usually settle down together, which is somewhat similar to China's uxorilocal. Traditional weddings usually last for three days.

People's Network-Introduction of Various Customs in Cambodia