1, first invite the guests to sit on the table, and then invite the elderly to sit next to the guests in turn. When seated, you should enter from the left side of the chair. After seated, don't move chopsticks, let alone make any noise.

2. Please ask the guests and elders to move chopsticks first. Eat less food each time, and eat less food far away from you.

3. Don't make a sound when eating, and don't make a sound when drinking soup. Drink soup with a spoon and sip it. It is not advisable to drink the bowl to your mouth.

4. Don't burp while eating, and don't make other sounds.

5. If you want to serve dishes to guests or elders, you'd better use chopsticks, or you can send dishes far away from them.

6. Don't pick your teeth at the dining table. If you want to pick your teeth, cover your mouth with a napkin or hand.

Characteristics of China's Table Etiquette Culture

China's table manners culture reflects the etiquette, ceremony and personal politeness requirements formed by the family's moral concepts and customs. Family banquets and informal banquets should be based on "long" (parents and elders), while guest banquets should be based on "guests". Therefore, many rules have been formed to bind family members, especially children.

Although each banquet depends on the identity of the guests and the characteristics of etiquette and customs, there are differences in the choice of food types, quality grades and restaurants, but guests must never be allowed to pick out "no". Etiquette should be paid attention to in the whole process of greeting, toasting, talking, dining and resignation.