Italian characteristics

1. Italians have strong national pride. After all, they have always had a strong but somewhat inexplicable sense of superiority because they have the glorious history of the Roman Empire, the European Renaissance and other treasures left by their ancestors. By the way, the "made in Italy" domestic products in shops are always the most popular among similar products, and they are often more expensive than those imported from other countries.

2. Italians are very enthusiastic. You don't say "I don't know" when you ask for directions. I'll give you one if it's wrong. The most common scene is that when you ask someone for directions, everyone around you will get together to discuss. And I like to show my poor English to foreigners, which is just the opposite of the French.

Italians have no deadline, so they can postpone things indefinitely.

4. Italians are extremely inefficient. It is extremely simple to run multiple departments or run the same department many times, or if the language is completely fine. And many times, Italians do some private things during working hours, such as smoking outdoors, drinking coffee in a nearby bar, or making personal phone calls during working hours. I often see a bunch of people queuing for work, but only one of the five or six windows is working normally (this often happens in post offices, immigration police stations and government departments). When I arrive, I will get off work and ignore the people waiting in line.

5. Italians divide their daily necessities very finely, and cleaning products are not listed for the time being. Even spaghetti comes in several sizes, so you must weigh it before cooking.

6. Italians like to chew their nails, from preschool children to university professors in ancient times. It is doubtful whether they have roundworms.

7. Italians' thoughts are changing all the time. Don't think that you can feel at ease just because he promised you something. Sometimes even if a contract is signed, it is only a matter of minutes to unilaterally break it.

8. Nothing is impossible or important in Italy. I remember just before I came to live in Italy from Switzerland, my Swiss teacher said to me, "Nothing is important in Italy, anything is possible!" " In the following years, I realized this well, because in Italy, when you go to work, different clerks (even police or other government officials) may have completely different results.

Although the Italian old lady likes cleaning at home, as soon as she sweeps the floor, she likes to dump the dust in the dustpan under the balcony.

10. Italian women (mostly old ladies) like to stand on the balcony or by the window, and then shake off the dust of clothes, sheets and rags, regardless of whether there are pedestrians below.

1 1. Old people in Italy (especially old ladies) like to stand on balconies or windowsills when they have nothing to do, and monitor every move of neighbors or pedestrians on the road. If you are taking out the garbage at this time, she will tell you to sort the garbage (even if you have already sorted it). If your puppy is taking a shit, she will urge you to pick it up ... wait, it's quite like Chaoyang District.