Ask about New Zealand's food culture.

In the etiquette of China, people attach great importance to hospitality, which is more easily reflected in the food culture. In China, you don't need to prepare anything when you are a guest. All you have to do is sit and wait for your relatives and friends to finish their work, and you can enjoy a hearty dinner.

However, this is China. If a New Zealand friend invites you to be a guest, don't behave like this, or you will lose face abroad.

For hospitable New Zealanders, entertaining relatives and friends is a great pleasure. Therefore, they often invite friends to have dinner at home. However, the customs in New Zealand are different from those in China. Guests who come to the banquet need to bring their own dishes, such as salad, sausage, beef, etc., and also need to bring their own beer.

If our country is like this, I will be very hospitable. Just call a few friends over every day to solve the big problem of eating. It seems that in New Zealand, there is no money or even a place to eat, because you need to bring food and beer to eat.

In addition, New Zealanders' concept of time is notoriously strong internationally. Before making an appointment, both parties should discuss it in advance and set a good time so as to keep the appointment on time. When attending a banquet, guests usually arrive a few minutes early. But after 2 1 o, don't bother New Zealanders any more, because New Zealanders have entered the rest time at this time.