Argentina's urban architecture is European-style, with high-rise luxury buildings and beautiful villas in coastal areas. There are European-style buildings in rural towns, most of which are brick houses, a few are adobe houses, and some are thatched houses. Many customs and habits in Argentina are influenced by Spain. With the continuous infiltration of British traditional customs and cultural education, people there have both the enthusiasm, liveliness, frankness and easygoing temperament of southern Europeans and the courtesy and gentleness of western Europeans from time to time.

Argentines like singing and dancing, and the world-famous "Tango" dance music was born in the Argentine capital. Argentine dress groups vary from occasion to occasion. On formal and grand occasions, city residents wear suits. Usually dressed casually. The main foods of Argentines are beef, mutton, pork, eggs, seafood, vegetables, fruits, rice, flour and beans. Their eating habit is that they like to eat European western food. Roasted whole sheep and suckling pigs are traditional foods for entertaining distinguished guests. The main drinks are tea, coffee, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, beer and so on.

More than 97% of Argentina's population is white, mostly of Spanish and Italian descent. 9 1.6% residents believe in Catholicism, and Spanish is the official language. The lifestyle and customs of local residents are similar to those of Europeans. The weekly weekend system is implemented, and the annual 1 month is basically a vacation time. Every national festival and religious festival, there is a national festival.

The folk dance tango is very popular and is regarded as a national treasure by Argentines. Tango originated in Buenos Aires at the end of 19, which is a comprehensive art integrating music, dance, singing and poetry. Tango music has a distinct rhythm, and its unique syncopation is its distinctive feature. Tango dance steps are gorgeous, elegant and passionate. Tango, as an art form of daily life in Argentina, is deeply loved by people for its artistic charm of appealing to both refined and popular tastes.

Roast beef is the first dish and home-cooked dish in Argentina. Argentines like to eat beef, and the annual per capita consumption is as high as 50 kilograms. Residents not only have ovens at home, but also take raw materials to the suburbs for burning when they go out for an outing. Roast beef is tender and delicious, accompanied by various salads and red wine.

Taboo and etiquette

Etiquette in Argentina is similar to that in Europe and America. People are passionate, so they should greet and shake hands warmly when they meet. Acquaintances and friends must hug or kiss when they meet. The appellations widely used in society are "Mr", "Mrs" and "Mrs", and unmarried young men and women are called "young master" and "young lady" respectively. On formal occasions, you should add administrative or academic titles before addressing. When visiting an Argentine's home, you can send a bouquet of flowers or a box of beautifully packaged candy to the hostess, and don't forget to write a thank-you letter to the host afterwards. Argentines don't like personal items such as shirts and ties given by others. Guests should also pay attention to the color of the clothes they wear. Gray is taboo in Argentina. They think it is gloomy and sad, so they should avoid wearing gray clothes. People like to talk about how beautiful football and local parks are, but they don't like to talk about controversial religious and political issues.