India is a caste society, which can be roughly divided into two types of psychology: elite upper caste: arrogant, bullying the weak and afraid of the strong, similar to South Korea.

Low-caste civilians: no plans for future opportunities, no integrity, and low moral level (low education level).

1. What is the soft culture of the Indian nation? It is because it lacks a strong cultural center. Because India is multi-ethnic and multi-religious, the Indian nation’s unique culture has become a vague thing.

, many Indian leaders starting with Gandhi, used mediation to ensure domestic stability, but also made the core of culture more ambiguous.

Hinduism is the state religion of India, but Hinduism is also a soft religion. It absorbs the contents of Brahmanism and Buddhism, and may also be influenced by Chinese culture or Persian-Arab culture. The result of the mixture of many religions is that Hinduism is a

It is valuable to have a very tolerant religion.

However, due to the lack of absorption while accommodating, this religion has become a hodgepodge. The softness of this religion has affected the character of Indians to a great extent.

2. Indian food culture Indians like to use seasonings in cooking, such as curry, chili, black pepper, cardamom, cloves, ginger, garlic, fennel, cinnamon, etc. Among them, curry powder is the most commonly used.

Curry powder is a spicy seasoning made from more than 20 spices such as pepper, turmeric and fennel. It is in the form of yellow powder.

The staple food of Indians mainly includes rice and a kind of small pancake called "gabadi", as well as a kind of fried pancake.

The main vegetables in India include cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, potatoes, onions, winter melon, etc., all of which are good ingredients for making Indian curry.

Hindus absolutely do not eat beef because they regard cows as sacred cows.

Muslims do not eat pork, but they eat beef.

Vegetarians don't even eat eggs, but they can drink milk, eat milk and butter.

Vegetarians in India make up about half of the population.

Milk in India is cheap and of good quality. Men, women and children all drink milk.

Dairy products such as ice cream, cheese, yogurt, cakes, etc. are also of high quality.

A kilogram box of ice cream only costs a few dozen rupees.

When Indians eat, they usually have a plate, a glass of cold water, rice or bread on the plate, and vegetables and soup on top.