What are the customs in Australia?

For foreigners, it depends on the differences between them and us in food, clothing, housing, transportation, religious beliefs, social etiquette, politics and economy. However, this is relatively stable and universal. It may be different for some individuals. \x0d\ There are mainly these customs about Australia: \x0d\ customs \x0d\ 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 indigenous people don't want to live in houses provided by the government, but prefer 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, but they are rarely washed and look dirty. Other aborigines 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 food should be light, fancy, not spicy, and interested in Chinese food. I like to eat all kinds of fried eggs, scrambled eggs, cold dishes, ham, shrimp, fish, tomatoes and so on. Western food likes to eat grilled fish with cream, fried prawns, assorted dishes, baked tomatoes and so on. \x0d\ Taboo and Etiquette \x0d\ Australians are very polite and never make a sound in public. In banks, post offices, bus stops and other public places, they all wait patiently and orderly. Shaking hands is a way of greeting each other. Hugs and kisses are rare. Australian society has the same habit of "women first" as Britain; They pay great attention to gfd in public places. Most men don't have beards and wear suits and ties when attending formal occasions, while women wear suits and skirts. Australians have a strong sense of time. They must contact in advance and keep the appointment on time. The most appropriate gift is to bring a bouquet of flowers to the hostess or a bottle of wine to the hostess. Australians are very easygoing. \x0d\ Australian population17336,000, descendants of immigrants from European countries such as Britain account for about 95% of the total population. The official language is English. 98% of the residents believe in Christianity, and a few believe in Judaism, Islam and Buddhism. The unique geographical environment provides favorable conditions for the development of animal husbandry. There are large and small pastures all over the country, and flocks of sheep are on the hillside. Its output and export volume rank first in the world. Australia is an immigrant country. They treat people with friendliness and dignity. \x0d\x0d\ dress etiquette \ x0d \ Men wear suits and ties and black bow ties on formal occasions. Darwinian costume is a simple costume popular in Darwin. Women wear skirts most of the year, and wear suits and tops in social occasions. Both men and women like to wear jeans. They think it is convenient and comfortable to wear jeans. Indigenous people often go naked or wear a scarf around their waist. In some places, indigenous people pay attention to it and put it on their bodies. Their decorations are colorful. \x0d\x0d\ manners \ x0d \ Men here can't get along too much, and most men don't like hugging or hugging their shoulders. Yawning and stretching are forbidden in social situations. \x0d\x0d\ Meeting etiquette \ x0d \ Australians are used to shaking hands when they meet, but some women don't shake hands, and girlfriends often kiss each other's faces when they meet. Most Australians have their first and last names. Address others by their surnames, followed by Mr., Ms. or Mrs., and acquaintances can use nicknames. \x0d\x0d\ Dining etiquette \ x0d \ Australians mainly eat English western food, which has a light taste and doesn't like greasy food. Australian food ingredients are famous for their richness and abundance, especially protein, an animal. They like to drink milk and eat beef and pork. They like drinking beer and are very interested in coffee. In Australian families, family members eat together at the same table and should wait until everyone has finished eating before leaving the table. \x0d\x0d\ Funeral Etiquette \ x0d \ In Australia, men and women are generally engaged before marriage, and the woman's parents hold a banquet for the man's parents, brothers and sisters, and a banquet is usually held after the wedding. The funeral of Australians was first held in a church, and the priest presided over the memorial service. They also retained the old custom of widows' silence. Interestingly, due to geographical reasons, Christmas and New Year's Day are not in cold winter, but in hot summer. \x0d\x0d\ business etiquette \ x0d \ The best month for business activities in Australia is March-165438+ 10. Australia is an equal society and doesn't like giving orders to others. They have a clear distinction between public and private, so don't think that having dinner together will make business easier. \x0d\x0d\ travel etiquette \ x0d \ tipping is not popular in Australia, but if the service staff provides you with extra services, you can tip appropriately, not too much. Don't bargain when you go to the store. It is illegal not to wear a seat belt in the car, and children should also wear a seat belt. In most hotels, the outside line dials 0 and the hotel switchboard dials 9. \x0d\\x0d\ Main taboos \x0d\ Australians are particularly taboo about rabbits. They think rabbits are unlucky animals, and people will feel unlucky when they see rabbits. When talking with them, talk more about travel, sports and experiences in Australia. \x0d\\x0d\ Bedtime: Most Australians go to bed around 10:00 at night and get up around 7:00 in the morning. Please don't make noise when others are asleep. \ x0d \ x0d \ The landlord can also ask their needs politely, or introduce the culture of China by the way, so that they can better understand your practice, and you can also meet their needs and avoid unnecessary embarrassment.