What is the custom in Brazil?

The customs of Brazil are similar to those of Europe. Brazilians are sometimes more formal and sometimes very easygoing. When they meet for the first time, people shake hands as gifts, but relatives and friends greet each other and are used to hugging and kissing cheeks. Not only that, even strangers can hug and kiss their cheeks. The "social" etiquette is to kiss both sides on the cheek. Men and women kiss and greet each other, and women are used to it. However, in most social circles, blacks are not interested in this, but are used to shaking hands and patting each other on the shoulder with their left hand. Close men are used to hugging each other and patting each other on the back. However, due to social status, there are subtle differences between who should kiss who.

Westerners don't care about showing their feelings in public. They are generous and hospitable. They visit their homes. They always have wine in their cups, and their plates and coffee cups are never empty.

The Brazilian nation is hardworking, earnest, earnest and confident, and people's ideas are increasing day by day. They know that life is not easy, but they are full of confidence and optimism about the future, and believe that Brazil will become a world power in the near future.

Speaking of Brazil, people will naturally see those Brazilian players proud and healthy in the World Cup; It will be associated with a Brazilian girl wearing strange clothes at the carnival; The fast-paced samba music rings in my ears, and the smell of barbecue seems to float in the air ... Indeed, Brazil's football, carnival, samba dance and barbecue have long been famous in the world, and people can appreciate Brazil's unique and rich national customs more or less.

Brazil's unique immigration process and immigrant marriage have created Brazil's unique culture. Brazilian culture has the simplicity of indigenous Indians, the enthusiasm of Africans and the solemnity of Europeans. But it is not a simple copy of European culture, African culture or Indian culture, but an open culture, which has gradually formed its own unique culture in the process of eclecticism.

In Brazil, you can taste all kinds of delicious food: barbecue in the southern pasture, stew pot in the central mountainous area, seafood chowder in the northeast, boiled fresh fish in the Amazon area in the north, and mixed boiled bean rice eaten by slaves in the past. These unique Brazilian dishes have more or less traces of foreign cultural influence: the stew pot bears the imprint of Portuguese cooking style, the seafood chowder is mixed with spices that Africans like, and the boiled fresh fish has the tradition of indigenous Indians. In addition, immigrants from all over the world bring authentic ethnic dishes, and you can taste authentic French cuisine, pasta, Korean barbecue, Japanese cuisine, China cuisine and antique Arabic cuisine. ...

Brazilians are passionate, cheerful and simple. In communication with Brazilians, you will never feel cold and excluded. You can talk with Brazilians easily and even become bosom friends soon. At the same time, you can feel the naughty vitality and free and loose habits of Brazilians.

Brazilians like to spend weekends with friends and family. On every leisure day, you can see Brazilians sitting around bars, swimming pools and beaches, eating barbecue and cooking beans, drinking beer, chatting all day and all night, and playing the piano and singing. Brazil is very lively and likes singing and dancing. At various concerts held in Brazil, the audience can never sit still and hold their breath. As long as the music plays, the audience will dance wildly with the rhythm of the music and the singing of the actors. Samba, country music and rock music are all favorite music of Brazilians.

Brazil is also a big religious country. In addition to Catholicism, there are Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, and Kandonglai in Africa. There are Gothic churches, mosques with domes, temples with red walls and cornices. Brazilians are devout believers, and every time they meet religious festivals, thousands of believers will come out. Of course, Catholicism has the greatest influence and the largest number of believers in Brazil. More than 80% people in this country believe in Catholicism. So the pattern of each town is planned around the cathedral. In ancient cities such as Black Gold City, olinda, Fortaleza, Recife, there is a church in almost every block, and El Salvador is the most. It is said that there are as many as 366 churches there. If you want to worship in different churches every day, just walk once a year, even in leap years. In Palaysi da, Sao Paulo, there is a church called the largest in the world. This church can accommodate tens of thousands of believers, and the square outside the church can accommodate hundreds of thousands of worshippers and can park thousands of coaches.