Three daily etiquette guides in Britain

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Britain, so what daily etiquette should we know? Next, let's take a look at three daily etiquette instructions in Britain. Welcome to reading.

First, common sense of daily communication

1, British people like to cut to the chase when talking about business and express their views without beating around the bush.

Pay attention to body language when you speak, and don't point your finger at others, because such behavior is considered unfriendly and disrespectful in Britain, so don't get too close when you speak.

Second, the common sense of banquet etiquette

1. After applying for immigration to the UK, it is very likely that you will be invited to be a guest in the UK. Pay attention to what time to go to an appointment, be punctual, don't arrive early, let alone be late, and prepare some small gifts.

2. It is polite to finish all the food on your plate when eating; If there is food left, it means that the guests don't like English food.

English people prefer to chat while eating, but they can't talk when they have food in their mouths. That's very impolite behavior, so it's best to put only a small amount of food in their mouths when eating.

If you have to open your mouth wide, you'd better cover it with one hand. In British culture, it is considered polite to stay for social conversation after dinner, so the party may be very long.

Third, common sense of clothing etiquette

1. Although the British are very particular about clothes, they are very frugal. Generally, a suit will last for ten or eight years. An English man usually has two sets of dark clothes and two or three pairs of gray trousers.

2. British people have diversified and comfortable clothes, and casual jackets and jeans are more popular. The British pay attention to what style of clothes to wear on what occasions. However, many people like to wear casual clothes, which are simple and comfortable.