In fact, it is also a science. Let's briefly introduce the etiquette details of drinking soup: the most basic posture when drinking soup is to hold the spoon in your right hand and hold the edge of the plate in your left hand. The British think it is polite to put your left hand on your leg when drinking soup. Generally speaking, the spoon should not be too full, and it should be scooped from the inside out. But when the soup is still long, it is best not to go out from the innermost part. After starting from the west, in order to prevent the soup from dripping on the bus or the dining table, you should first wipe the bottom of the spoon at the edge of the dinner plate, and then send it to your mouth. When eating western food, it is indecent to make a noise when drinking soup. In order to avoid this situation, when drinking soup, the spoon should be held horizontally and slightly tilted, and the front end of the spoon is close to the mouth, and the soup should be poured into the mouth of the person to avoid making a sound. In addition, when eating western food and drinking soup, don't blow the hot soup cold with your mouth. When the soup is very hot, you can scoop some with a spoon and wait until it is slightly cold. When there is not much soup left, the plate can be tilted outward. However, you can't finish all the soup, because if you want to finish it, you will definitely make an indecent sound of the spoon rubbing against the plate. Of course, it is not advisable to pour the whole dish of soup into people's mouths.