What are the characteristics of Germans?

The main personality characteristics of Germans are preciseness, sureness, diligence, punctuality, frugality and methodical work. Martin Luther, the leader of the German religious revolution, once said, "Even though I know that the whole world will be destroyed tomorrow, I will plant my vine today." This fully embodies the German spirit of hard work and perseverance.

Germany emphasizes practicality, and any work starts with honesty and reliability. German architecture is the best example. German architecture does not blindly pursue beauty, but is unpretentious, neat and generous. Great attention to detail, slow and steady, not sloppy. In Germany, every building, every piece of furniture and every piece of equipment seems to be planning a century-old plan.

German folklore

Germans attach great importance to rules and discipline and take everything very seriously. Where there are express provisions, Germans will consciously abide by them; Germans will never touch anything that is forbidden.

Germans attach great importance to cleanliness. They not only pay attention to keeping their small environment clean and tidy, but also attach great importance to keeping the big environment clean and tidy.

Germans are punctual, make appointments, and never change easily without special circumstances. When Germans are invited to other people's homes or go out to visit friends, they will arrive on time, and will not let the host waste time waiting or have to entertain guests in advance.