Should I open my mouth or shut up when eating?

Should I open my mouth or shut up when eating?

Just keep a good sitting posture at the dining table. "When sitting at the dinner table, keep your body straight and put your feet on the floor. Your manners look good. " Try to chew slowly when eating, listen more and talk less. When eating, be gentle, calm and not impatient. At the dinner table, you should not only care about yourself, but also care about others, especially the female guests on both sides. Avoid talking with food in your mouth. Eat with a small mouth, not a big mouth. If the food is swallowed, you can't stop gagging. So you should shut up and chew while eating.

What should I pay attention to when eating at the table?

When you start to sit down, try to let the guests sit down first. It's best to let the guests sit down, and then ask the old man to sit next to the chairman. If you are visiting someone's house, try not to walk around after sitting down. If you need anything, you should say hello to the host first. When you start eating, you should invite guests to dinner first and move chopsticks with the old people. If some dishes are far away from you when eating, it is recommended to eat less and not make any noise when eating. After that, I shut up and chew.

Physiologically speaking, chewing with your mouth closed is better for the temporomandibular joint, and chewing with your mouth open is more burdensome for the joint.

In addition, it is generally felt that it is better to chew slowly when eating, and it is best not to let people see the food in their mouths. Politely speaking, you'd better shut up and chew.

Of course, if it is not an important occasion, you will be happy no matter how you eat! You should shut up and chew while eating.

Shut up and chew slowly, which is not only conducive to digestion, but also a requirement of dining etiquette.

You can't wolf down your food, let alone stretch your neck, open your mouth and stick out your tongue to get food when you pick it up. Don't stuff too much food into your mouth at a time, or you will leave the impression of gluttony and gluttony. Try not to touch your neighbors when picking vegetables. Don't drop the picked vegetables or the soup on the table. When chewing food, there will be no "yum yum" sound in your mouth.

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Table manners:

1. Sit up straight, put your feet under the seat, and don't straighten up at will. Don't lean your elbow on the edge of the table, and don't put your hand on the back of the seat next to you.

2. When eating, be gentle, calm and not impatient.

3. At the dinner table, you should not only care about yourself, but also care about others, especially the female guests on both sides.

If there is food in your mouth, you should avoid talking.

5. Don't put your own tableware in the public plate to get food.

6, be sure to stutter, don't big mouth, food is the last to swallow, can't plug the entrance.

7. When picking vegetables and scooping soup, use public chopsticks and spoons.

8, eat imported things, can not spit it out, such as hot food, you can drink water or juice to shower.

9. When the food is delivered to the entrance, the elbows should be tilted inward, instead of being placed straight at the sides to touch the neighbors.

10. When you hold a knife and fork or others chew food, you should avoid talking or toasting. You're right. The problem may lie in the details.

I guess the way you shut up and chew makes people look unnatural. I have a college classmate who eats with his mouth closed and watches a lump of food roll on his cheek. It's really hard.

So I suggest you look in the mirror when you eat, or record a video and show it to your friends yourself, and you will know why.