What are the similarities and differences between Australian etiquette and Chinese etiquette?

95% of the residents in Australia are descendants of immigrants from Britain and other European countries. There are about 200,000 overseas Chinese. 98% of the residents believe in Christianity, and the rest believe in Judaism, Buddhism and Islam. Australians are serious and frank, like to be straightforward, treat people sincerely and enthusiastically, and like to shake hands and swear when they meet. Willing to make friends, even strangers, feel at home. They advocate friendliness, humility, comity, attach importance to public morality, have strong organizational discipline, strong sense of time, be punctual and cherish time. Women are conservative, so be careful when touching them. Guests can give away wine and flowers.

Australians' eating habits and tastes are similar to those of the British. This food is light, not spicy. Home cooking includes fried eggs, scrambled eggs, ham, crispy chicken, fried shrimp, sweet and sour fish, smoked fish, beef and so on. The local specialty is wild steak. Australians eat a lot, and beer is the most popular drink, among which Darwin residents are famous for drinking beer.

They often invite friends to go out to play together, which they think is one of the shortcuts to close bilateral relations. So if you refuse, they will understand you as losing face.

Christians in Australia have the habit of "going to church on Sunday". Their practice is "firm", so we should avoid inviting them this day.

In the eyes of Australians, rabbits are unlucky animals. They think that meeting rabbits may be a sign of bad luck.

Australians like sports. Swimming and sunbathing are people's hobbies. If anyone can't swim, he will be laughed at.

Talking about horse racing with Australians is a very popular topic.