Australian custom

Eating habits of Australians

Australians don't eat spicy food, and some people don't like sour food, but they pay attention to the quality and color of dishes. The staple food is noodles, especially jiaozi, a clear soup with China flavor. Chicken, duck, pigeon, fish, seafood, pork, beef and eggs are also their favorite foods. And they like frying, frying, frying and other cooking methods very much. Bean sprouts, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, cauliflower and other vegetables, monosodium glutamate, soy sauce, ginger, pepper are their common seasonings.

Australians' favorite recipes include ham, fried shrimp, fried beef tenderloin, Beijing roast duck, fried shrimp, roast chicken, grilled fish, tomato and beef, crispy chicken, sweet and sour fish, stir-fried assorted dishes and so on. Local people like to drink beer and wine, and they are also interested in coffee. At the same time, they like to drink black tea and scented tea. I like litchi, apples, loquat, grapes, watermelons and pears, and I like dried fruits and peanuts.

Australian hospitality habits

Australians have a strong sense of time. If immigrants want to meet Australians, they need to call in advance and be sure to keep the appointment on time. Australians are more casual when entertaining guests, especially when they are at home. They will think it's an easy date. When immigrants visit Australians, they can bring them some red wine or flowers, which will not make the host unhappy, but also express the guests' good wishes.

Australian dress habits

Australians wear casual clothes, usually T-shirts and jeans. If it is a business meeting, Australians are used to wearing a suit, shirt and tie, but if the meeting is arranged in a bar, they can dress casually.

Australian communication habits

Australians like to shake hands and call each other by their first names, which makes them feel relaxed and enthusiastic.

Australian customs and habits

Australian cities are all modern cities. Because the government advocates planting flowers and grass and pays attention to protecting the environment, every city is built like a garden. Some aborigines don't want to live in government-provided houses, preferring to live in dirty wooden houses. Like western Europeans, Australians wear suits and ties. Indigenous people's clothes are the same as those of western Europeans. The difference is that their clothes are rarely washed and look dirty. Others are naked, or covered with a cloth around their waist. Some wear armbands, collars, forehead belts and bone nose needles. In festivals, they also paint their bodies with various colors. Australians generally like to eat beef, mutton, chicken, duck, eggs, game and so on. The dishes should be light, fancy and not spicy. I like to eat all kinds of fried eggs, scrambled eggs, cold cuts, ham, shrimp, fish and tomatoes. Western food likes to eat grilled fish with cream, fried prawns, assorted dishes, baked tomatoes and so on.