First, address etiquette 1. Parents and elders should not be called by their first names, let alone impolite words, but should be addressed accurately, such as father, grandmother, teacher and uncle. 2. Some people take nicknames. Second, greeting etiquette greets parents and elders, using different greeting methods according to time, occasion and festival. 1, say good morning to mom and dad after getting up early. 2. wish mom and dad good night before going to bed. 3. Parents come home from work: Mom and Dad are back. 4. Birthday: I wish my elders a happy birthday and good health. 5. Chinese New Year: I wish my elders, relatives and friends a happy New Year. 6. When mom and dad went out, they said, I wish mom and dad a safe journey and a smooth work. 7. Mom and Dad went out and said, "Mom and Dad are back. It's hard work. 8. When I say goodbye to my family: Don't worry, I will take good care of myself. If you are away from home for a long time, you should write or call to greet your family. 9. Greet your parents and elders when you go home. Third, table manners (1) At home: 1, please sit down first. 2. After the elder takes the bowl chopsticks first, he takes the bowl chopsticks himself. 3. When drinking soup, swallow your mouth, shut up and chew, chew slowly and try not to make a sound. When eating, hold chopsticks in one hand and bowl in the other. 5, do not knock on the bowl, do not pee, do not pick vegetables. 6. Say "thank you" when others add food to themselves.