What about the Czechs?

Czech people are very nice~

1. Czech customs and customs

(1) Etiquette: Czech people are elegant and polite when dealing with others. Be polite.

(2) Clothing: Czechs are more particular about their clothes. For formal occasions, they wear suits or long coats.

(3) Diet: The Czech people’s diet is mainly pork. Their daily ethnic meals are pork chops, sweet sauerkraut and steamed bread slices, and they like to drink beer.

(4) Taboo: The Czech people regard the rose as the national flower and are taboo on the red triangle pattern.

2. Things to note when receiving Czechs

(1) Czechs shake hands when meeting people and generally call them Mr. or Miss.

(2) When conducting business meetings with Czechs, it is generally necessary to make an appointment many days in advance. There should be sufficient preparation before negotiation and patience during the negotiation process.

(3) When talking to Czechs, the popular topics are sports, while the unpopular topics are political issues and family trivial matters.

3. What gifts do Czechs like?

(1) Beer. Czechs like to drink beer, so you can give them the famous Tsingtao beer.

(2) Tea leaves, Tieguanyin, which is more popular among Czech customers, can be given as a generous gift.

(3) Jade ornaments, jade with Chinese characteristics, are both blessings and commemorations.

4. Topics suitable for communicating with Czechs

Czechs like meat food, such as fried pork chops, bacon, buttered beef tenderloin, pork dough with cabbage, cinnamon rolls, and beef stew Soup and other classic Czech delicacies;

The Czech Republic is the kingdom of beer. Czechs like to drink beer, and the per capita annual beer consumption ranks among the top in the world. Czech beer is mostly packaged in bottles rather than cans. Famous beer brands include Helder beer, Bernard beer, Montenegrin beer and Pilsner beer;

The Czech Republic is the birthplace of castles in the world and is one of the countries with the largest number of castles. More than 200 castles. The more famous castles include Karlstein Castle, Prague Castle, Hluboka Castle, Krivokrat Castle, Zvikov Castle, etc.;

Prague Castle, Cesky Krumlov The town, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Old Town Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, St. Vitus Cathedral, Bohemian Paradise, etc. are the top tourist attractions in the Czech Republic. The rich tourism resources and cultural elements integrated into tourism make the Czech Republic’s unique charm more prominent, making the Czech Republic one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world;

Czech people have a special liking for vacations. On weekends, many cities are almost empty, and vacation options mainly include seaside swimming, mountain biking, mountain climbing, etc. For sea swimming or surfing, you often go to the Croatian seaside, for mountain biking, you usually go to Vienna, and for mountain climbing, you usually go to the ?umava Mountains in the southwest of the Czech Republic.