What etiquette should hotel room attendants pay attention to when receiving people from the top ten religions in the world?

(1) Christianity. Be serious and keep quiet when you enter the church. Smoking is prohibited at parties and worship activities. Christians generally do not eat blood products in their diet. (2) Catholicism. According to the tradition of the church, Catholic bishops, priests and nuns do not marry. Therefore, when communicating with Catholics, when you meet bishops, priests and nuns, don't ask them questions like "How many children do they have" and "Where does your lover work". Keep a serious attitude when entering the church, and don't wear untidy clothes or slippers and shorts. No wandering back and forth, talking loudly, whispering, looking around, flirting, competing for seats, etc. You are not allowed to eat or smoke in the hall. ③ Islam. When receiving Muslim guests, we must arrange halal seats and pay special attention to the food they are fasting. Muslims fast dead things, blood, pork, and animals that have been slaughtered, strangled, beaten to death, thrown to death and eaten by wild animals that recite names other than God. In addition, it also fasted fierce carnivores, such as lions, tigers, jackals, wolves and leopards. Burrowing carnivores, such as foxes, badgers and raccoons; Raptors, such as eagles, falcons, harriers, vultures, owls, etc. Dirty and unclean animals, such as rats, lizards, pangolins, etc. Amphibians such as snakes, toads and crocodiles; As well as keeping inedible animals in captivity, such as horses, donkeys, mules, dogs and cats. Muslims are forbidden to drink any alcoholic beverages. Toast to them is not allowed. Devout Muslims worship in the direction of the holy city of Mecca five times a day, and pay attention to avoid their own direction of worship. Islamic countries stipulate that Friday is a rest day (gathering ceremony day), and Muslims go to the mosque for collective worship at noon, that is, gathering ceremony. In case of Friday, pay attention to arrange time for devout Muslims to worship. Muslims are forbidden to pass things with their left hands, especially food. Be careful not to use your left hand when handing things to Muslims. (4) Buddhism. In countries that believe in Buddhism, such as Myanmar, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, people respect monks very much. Monks and devout Buddhists are generally vegetarians. They pay great attention to their heads, and they are afraid that others will lift things over their heads; The elders are present, and the younger generation cannot be higher than their heads; Children can't touch their heads casually. They think that only Buddhas and monks or parents can touch their children's heads to express their blessings. Otherwise it's unlucky and you'll get sick. You can't kill, eat meat or drink in front of monks, and men and women can't be too close. On the occasion of direct confrontation with monks, women should wear dignified clothes and don't wear too revealing clothes such as miniskirts. (5) Hinduism. Believers in Hinduism (such as India, Nepal and other countries) regard cows as gods, believing that cow's milk nurtures young life, and the grain grown in Niu Gengdi nurtures human beings, while cows are like human mothers. They don't eat beef, and they are afraid of leather shoes and belts. (6) Judaism. Judaism believes that the only edible mammals are ruminants and cloven-hoofed animals, such as beef, pork and horse meat, which are not allowed. Most poultry (such as chickens, ducks, geese, etc. ) Yes, but ostriches and emus are prohibited. The fish you eat must have gills and scales, and mollusks and crustaceans are prohibited. Judaism believes that blood is the "liquid of life" and is forbidden to eat. In addition, milk and meat must be eaten separately. (7) Taoism. Taoism is a traditional religion in China, including Orthodox Church and Quanzhen Religion. All Taoists, regardless of gender, can be regarded as Taoists. During the first and fifteenth days of the lunar calendar and Taoist festivals, Taoists and devout Taoists are generally vegetarian. It is forbidden for people to talk loudly, play and misbehave in Taoist places, especially in temples. Facing the Taoist directly, when entering the Taoist activity place, women should dress modestly and not be too exposed. Taoist costumes, especially robes, crowns and hats, are taboo for others to touch. When dealing with Taoist priests, they usually salute with fists.