The Philippines is the only Catholic country in Southeast Asia, and the domestic ethnic and religious issues are complex and changeable. The following is the basic etiquette of Filipinos that I compiled for you, I hope it will help you!

Basic etiquette of Filipinos

Etiquette etiquette

When Filipinos meet guests in social situations, men and women are used to shaking hands as gifts. When you are with acquaintances or relatives and friends, you are usually very casual. When some men and women meet, they often pat their shoulders as gifts. When young people meet their elders, they should kiss the back of their hands to show their respect for them. When young girls meet their elders, they should kiss their cheeks as gifts. When the younger generation meets their elders, they should take off their headscarves and put them on their shoulders before speaking, and bow deeply, calling their elders "Bo" * * * which means * * *. * * * Christians should shake hands when they meet. If they don't wear hats when they meet outdoors, they must cover their heads with their left hands. Some primitive tribes in the Philippines hold hands in a unique way when they meet guests. As soon as he shook hands, he turned and walked back a few steps, which meant to let the other person know that there was no knife hidden behind him. They thought it was a sincere and true handshake.

Belief taboo

Most Filipinos believe in Roman Catholicism; There are still a small number of people who believe in * * * religion; Ethnic minorities believe in primitive religions. People who believe in primitive religions believe in animism and worship the gods of nature, especially crocodiles and birds. They think there is a god bird, which is a great and all-powerful god of creation. It created heaven, earth and people, and is called batalla.

Filipinos are very taboo about the number "13". It is considered that "13" is an "evil god", a symbol of bad luck and disaster, and an extremely disgusting number. They are afraid to pass things or food with their left hand. Think that the left hand is dirty and dirty, and it is extremely disrespectful to use it. They are usually reluctant to talk about politics, religion, national situation and corruption. * * * Christians are afraid of pigs. They banned pork and used pig products; I don't drink milk or wine. Filipinos do not like ginger; I also don't like eating animal guts and things with strong smells; Not interested in the whole fish.

Eating habits in the Philippines

0 1 Pay attention to the pleasing color and freshness of dishes.

Generally, the taste is not salty, fragrant, sweet and slightly spicy.

The general staple food is rice, and pasta is also used to eating.

Non-staple food such as beef, mutton, chicken, duck and fish. I also like tomatoes, cauliflower, green peppers, winter bamboo shoots, flies and other vegetables; Seasonings such as sugar, balsamic vinegar, pepper, pepper, curry powder, etc.

Method 05 prefers dishes made by frying, frying, baking and other cooking methods.

Chinese food likes Sichuan food and Jiangsu food in China.

We like Beijing Roast Duck, Braised Sanbai, Milk Cauliflower, Mushrooms and Bamboo Shoots, Green Peppers in Red Juice, Eggs in Red Juice, Crispy Chicken, Dry-roasted Fish, Crispy Tomato, Fried Chicken, sweet and sour pork, Roasted Suckling Pig and other dishes.

Shuijiu likes strong coffee, yogurt, beer, orange juice, Coca-Cola, coconut juice and other drinks.

Fruits Filipinos like bananas, pineapples, cherries, peaches, mangoes and papayas. Dried fruits such as melon seeds, almonds and walnuts.

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