Even in a big family, it is necessary to have such a seat etiquette when eating. For example, elders can't sit in the lower position, and junior students can't sit in the main position, especially when eating out. If you are a guest, you must first ask the guests to sit down before you sit down. If it is, for example, to accompany the boss and customers to dinner, then we must give up the main position and one side position, or wait until the boss arranges. After sitting in the seat, don't creak and shake the chair to make a strange noise, or sit in a careless "Ge You Lie" way.

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Etiquette knowledge at dinner.

Whether it's a dinner party, an invitation to some parties, or other dinners, we should pay attention to the etiquette problems when eating. For example, don't pick vegetables on the plate with chopsticks, don't pick up too many dishes at once, and don't wander around the table looking for your favorite food, or spit it out immediately after a bad taste. Not to mention, when the host or others ask about the taste of the food, you should be picky about the food and say something bad. This is all a matter of etiquette when eating. Also, even if you like to smack when you eat at home, you must correct it when you are outside.

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Etiquette knowledge about eating liquid food

Sometimes when visiting other people's homes, the virtuous and skillful hostess will cook some delicious soups and porridge as liquid food to match the staple food. Then when you drink soup, just fill a small bowl with half a bowl in front of you, and don't overflow it. If there is no small bowl, just use a spoon to hold a little taste. Don't pull the soup bowl in front of you, just want to drink it like porridge, which is very impolite and uneducated.

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Knowledge of etiquette in using chopsticks

Especially when entertaining guests, many people will choose to serve food to others because they are polite or show enthusiasm, so the use of chopsticks will attract attention when serving food. Never use chopsticks in your hand, whether you are serving dishes to the elderly or children, or leaders and other guests. Instead, use a new pair of chopsticks, and put them in a clean place after use. Never hit them with your mouth. 05

Etiquette about who moves chopsticks first to eat.

At the beginning of eating, if you are the guest, you can pick up chopsticks and leave to greet everyone to eat, and then you can eat when the guests pick up chopsticks one after another. If you are eating with a leader, you should pay more attention to this matter. If the leader doesn't take chopsticks, you can't take chopsticks even if you are hungry. The moment before the leader put down his chopsticks, you naturally put down your chopsticks.

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Etiquette about communication during meals.

It is impossible to really keep eating without talking, sleeping without talking, and there will be communication. If it's a group of friends who are your peers and are careless with each other on weekdays, you don't have to have too many taboos, but if it's a group of people such as leaders, elders or customers, you should keep a smile on your face, don't grab words, don't be silent, but say a few words appropriately after others express their opinions. This won't make you look too dull, and it won't make others think that you are annoying. More importantly, don't aim your mouth at other people's faces when you are talking, and don't spit on other people's faces when you are laughing or talking in high spirits.

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Etiquette knowledge of drinking while eating.

No table can be served without wine. No matter whether you treat or attend a party, wine is bound to appear on the table. When you invite others to dinner, don't give them more advice, but give them some advice, just don't drink. When attending some parties, you should politely refuse to be cold-faced in the face of others' persuasion, and you should not be drunk by yourself. If the elders or leaders clink glasses together, they must move their glasses down and raise their glasses with both hands.

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Etiquette knowledge about preparing to leave after dinner

If you are a guest in someone else's house, don't leave after you have had enough to eat. Talk to the host's family, then praise the delicious food, and be sure to say something like thank you to express your gratitude. If you invite others to dinner, then you must ask the guests patiently whether they are eating well after dinner, and say that you must tolerate yourself if you are negligent. When you leave the table, don't rush to go out, but prioritize, which is the same as when you enter the table.