1. Origin of the country’s name. The abbreviation of the country of Qatar is “Qatar” and the word “Qatar” is the evolution of the name of this place in the ancient West. The ancient Greeks called it "Katara". The Romans called it Catalar. The ancient Arabs called this place "Katarila". In 1846, Sani Ben Mohammed established the Emirate of Qatar. Qatar declared independence on September 1, 1971.

2. Geographical location: Qatar is located on the Qatar Peninsula on the southwest coast of Bochi Bay, bordering Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

3. Main Overview Qatar covers an area of ??11,000 square meters. Population: 300,000 (1986). Qataris account for 36.4%, followed by Arabs, Persians, Indians, Pakistanis, Baluchis, etc.

Doha, the capital of Qatar. The currency is "rial". The official language is Arabic and commonly spoken English.

4. Social Customs The general characteristics of Qatari people’s social customs can be summarized in the following sentences:

Qatar people are sincere, cheerful and rational; their reception habits are very weird, and the two Make eye contact with guests; Islam is the state religion and is consistent with the government's religion; women are ashamed of their bodies and are prohibited from socializing, and are not allowed to commit inversion; it is impolite to rush people with the soles of their feet, and using the left hand is boycotted.

The details of life have the following characteristics:

When talking to guests, Qataris have a very unique habit. They are always willing to look at each other directly and think that Only in this way can it be regarded as a gesture of respect for guests. They treat guests very warmly. Whenever a guest comes, he always makes strong and fragrant coffee for them. Sometimes some fragrant osmanthus, cardamom or some rose water are mixed into the coffee to make it taste more sweet and delicious. They strictly follow Islamic rules. Women have a low status and must be ashamed of their bodies. They are not allowed to appear in public places or meet guests. They do not have a strong sense of time and are generally not used to being punctual for appointments and are always willing to arrive a little late. They think this is their etiquette. They especially like to give each other golden pens as gifts in social activities. Qatari women generally do not cut their hair since childhood. Most of them have long hair. A common hairstyle is to braid one or two long braids, some hanging to the ground and some wrapped around the waist.

5. Etiquette and Etiquette When Qataris meet guests in social situations, they are generally accustomed to shaking hands as a courtesy. When meeting relatives and friends, it is also customary to kiss each other (kissing each other on both cheeks, the other person should also return the kiss to show mutual respect).

6. Taboos about beliefs: Qataris believe in Islam and use Islam as their state religion. They are taboo about giving gifts when they first meet. Especially gifts of wine or photos of women are unacceptable to them. Because this is against the canons. They are afraid of anyone pointing their feet towards them. I think this is an insult. They are taboo about delivering things or food with their left hand. Because the left hand is a mean and dirty hand. Therefore, passing things or food with your left hand is extremely impolite and unacceptable to them. They abstain from alcohol, pork and pig products, and do not eat animal offal. They don't like to eat red stews and juicy dishes.

7. Eating Habits Qataris are very particular about the combination of color and taste in breakfast. When they eat cheese or yogurt for breakfast, they usually add some golden and green olive oil and garnish with small green and black olives. For breakfast, they also like to eat "braised broad beans" (which uses broad beans, garlic and olive oil, etc.). Qataris usually eat vegetables and fruits for lunch and dinner. They like to use a lot of fragrant seasonings to prepare dishes. They like Chinese dishes, The dining habits are the same as those in other Islamic countries, and they also eat with their hands.

Qatar people have the following characteristics in their eating habits:

① Pay attention to the combination of color and flavor of dishes, and pay attention to cooking. High quality and small quantity.

② I don’t like too salty food, and I like slightly spicy food.

③ The main food is pasta, and I like desserts.

④ Non-staple food likes beef, mutton, fish, chicken, duck, eggs, etc. Vegetables are very interested in onions, eggplants, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, cabbage, potatoes, etc.; seasonings like tulip powder, coriander, ginger, cloves , cardamom, fenugreek, fenugreek, pepper, olive oil, garlic, salt, sugar, MSG, etc.

⑤ Preparation method: fried, fried, roasted, boiled, etc. Food preferences.

⑥I like Chinese halal dishes and Sichuan cuisine.

⑦I like the assorted platter, grilled lamb skewers, crispy chicken, fried fish, and hand-caught dishes. Mutton, roasted whole lamb, roasted eggplant with oil cover, whole corn stew, braised chicken, stir-fried broad beans with cinnabar, soft fried tenderloin, dry-fried shredded beef and other flavorful dishes.

⑧I don’t drink water and wine, but I like to drink it. Drinks such as coffee, fruit juice, cold water, mineral water, and some also drink beer

⑨ Fruits: Dates, oranges, lychees, grapes, pomegranates, watermelons, bananas and other fruits; dried fruits like walnuts, Pine nuts, raisins, etc.