How to divide the round table into primary and secondary, important guests should face to face.

Many tables in Chinese restaurants are rectangular or square, but when you go to a regular hotel, you will find that the tables in the hotel are round, which makes the distinction between primary and secondary tables very vague. Do you know how to distinguish the main table from the auxiliary table in the round table?

The round table at the banquet is still exquisite. Don't call your position, call your name, and you will be free. I dare not say that I am free. I am still open to each other. People with different personalities still have different performances at the party. It is instructive to listen to other people's feelings.

Generally speaking, the seating order is "Zuo Zun Dong" and "Zun Men". If it is a round table, the host and guests face the gate. In terms of the distance from the host and guest, the closer the host and guest are, the more respected they are. At the same distance, the left side is more respected than the right side. If it is a square table, if there is a seat facing the gate, the seat on the right side of the gate is the host and guest. If it is not facing the gate, the right seat on the east side is the chief.

If it is a big banquet, the arrangement between tables should pay attention to the chief, with 2, 4 and 6 seats on the left and 3, 5 and 7 seats on the right. According to the identity and status of the host and guests, relatives and friends should sit separately. If you are the host, you should arrive early, then wait at the door and show the seats to the guests.

If you are invited, you should be seated according to the host's arrangement. Generally speaking, if your boss is present, you should lead him to the main seat and ask the customer to sit on the left side of the main seat, which is the highest level. Unless the host's leadership level is very high.

The seat facing the door (refers to the face of the person sitting) is the first, that is, sitting. Back-to-door is the last seat, usually the seat of the companion, and also the person who pays the bill (if eating out). The host can sit in the first seat, but when there are elders, leaders, teachers, elders and other guests who are higher than the host or are considered noble or important, the oldest, noblest and most important guests must be invited to sit in the first seat.

The host can sit in the left or right hand of the first seat and accompany the most important guests. Then the top is on the left, the second is on the right, then the order is left and right, and so on, one by one. The last seat facing the door can also be the seat where the host sits or pays the bill (because going in and out when paying the bill will not affect other guests). Accompanying personnel (including the host and those invited by the host) can be interspersed among the guests.

Conclusion If a series of tables are rectangular, square, etc. The priority may be distinguished by the direction, but the round table mainly distinguishes the priority according to whether the front door is opposite or not.