How to arrange the order at the dinner table in the first year of waiting for my uncle?

In the first year of waiting for your uncle, the ranking at the dinner table can be arranged according to the following principles:

1. Mainly respect traditions and local customs. You can ask your family elders or relatives and friends for their advice to ensure that the arrangement is in line with local culture and traditions.

2. Make arrangements based on personal identity and status. Generally speaking, the elders or people with higher status in the family should sit in the main seat, which is the middle position of the dining table. The younger generation or those with lower status should sit on both sides of the main seat.

3. Consideration of the status of men and women. In some cultures and traditions, women's status may be respected, so women may be considered to sit in important positions when ranking.

4. The principle of convenience and comfort. When arranging seats, the actual situation and the comfort of the diners should also be taken into consideration. For example, couples or partners can sit next to each other to facilitate communication and care for each other.

In general, in the first year of treating your uncle, the ranking at the dinner table needs to respect traditions and local customs, while taking into account personal identity, status, gender and practical needs.