What color do Spaniards like?

Question 1: What are the taboo colors and favorite colors in Spain?

I like alternating colors and tones.

Taboo black

Question 2: Spanish taboos and daily habits? Spaniards greet each other, men shake hands and hug each other, and women kiss each other. Kissing is also popular among relatives and friends. Spaniards are very polite to ladies, including opening doors for them and so on. The same is true for old people and guests. On the other hand, there is no queue in Spain. The best way is to accept it as a custom. When it's your turn, go forward and make a statement.

Spaniards show obvious ambivalence towards their country. They love their country very much, are proud of it, and attack it fiercely. They like to express their views on their country in informal discussions, and it is forbidden to discuss it in depth when outsiders join.

Dress neatly when visiting. When attending family dinners, banquets, receptions and more formal activities in the evening, women usually wear skirts of any color. Men usually wear dark suits, white or red shirts, black shoes and high-end ties. When taking part in daytime activities, the color of clothes can be lighter. Young people who take part in informal activities become more casual in their clothes. When the guests arrive, it is advisable to be late 10 minute, 15 minute.

When a Spaniard is a guest, he usually brings some small gifts, such as a bottle of wine or a box of candy and a bunch of flowers. Spaniards like pomegranate flowers, but avoid chrysanthemums and dahlias. Also taboo 13. Spaniards cherish their pets very much, and the authorities have also enacted relevant laws to protect cats and dogs. If someone kills someone else's pet innocently, they will be responsible for compensation and may even be detained.

Question 3: What color is red that Spaniards hate? Spanish fans and the running of the bulls are all red.

Question 4: What color flowers do you buy when you visit a Spanish family? When you visit the Spanish, you usually bring some small gifts, such as a bottle of wine or a box of candy and a bunch of flowers. Spaniards like pomegranate flowers, carnations avoid chrysanthemums and dahlias, and they like brightly colored flowers to represent enthusiasm.

Question 5: What color does Spanish Karmelita represent, similar to the color of wooden floor, darker than skin color, darker than khaki color and lighter than coffee?

Question 6: Spaniards like gifts. Spaniards pay attention to gift packaging. When exchanging gifts, Spaniards usually open the gift packages themselves, appreciate the gifts and express their gratitude. In addition, make sure that the gifts (especially fragile items) are intact before delivery. Therefore, after arriving in Spain, it is best to carefully check whether the gift is in good condition and then wrap it.

Give the Spaniards some gifts with China characteristics, such as China's famous wines, tea, tea sets, tableware, vases, handicrafts, framed cross-stitch, antique tapestries, Tang costumes and even clay figurines. Mainly including China culture. The Spanish are a very enthusiastic people. When they give gifts, they pay special attention to small details. Even the smallest gift should be wrapped in wrapping paper, and some even have to write blessings on it or attach small cards.

Spanish guests usually say hello in advance, and usually bring some small gifts, a bottle of wine or a box of candy, cake or chocolate. Or bring a bunch of flowers to the hostess.

Spaniards like pomegranate flower, which is their national flower. They are afraid of Huang Juhua and Dahlia. Like other western countries, Spaniards are afraid of the number 13. Don't send dahlias and chrysanthemums when sending flowers. These two kinds of flowers are related to death, and the time of sending flowers is also particular. Generally, no flowers are sent every month 13, and 13, because the number "13" is unlucky in the Spanish mind.

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Question 7: What color is BURDEOS in Spanish? It originally meant the French city of Bordeaux. Because Bordeaux produces a lot of red wine, it also has the color of red wine (especially red-purple Loyola).

Question 8: What is the difference between Spanish socialization and ours? Social and cultural customs in Spain.

The Kingdom of Spain is located in Iberian Peninsula in southwest Europe. With an area of 504,000 square kilometers, it is the third largest country in Europe. Madrid, the capital. The population is more than 4 million. Roman Catholicism is the state religion. The official language is Castilian (Spanish), and some autonomous regions also have other official languages such as Catalan, Basque and Galician. English is useless except in first-class hotels. Spanish is also the official language of most countries in Latin America. The currency is Peseta peseta, and the Spanish name means hare, border and sea. Spain is known as a country without rain, a paradise in Europe, a land of the Mediterranean, a tourist kingdom, a maritime power, a country of rabbits, an unsinkable ship, a bridge to Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, an olive kingdom and an orchard in Europe. 1973 established diplomatic relations with China on March 9th.

Spaniards are very fond of and particular about food, so there are many first-class restaurants in Spain. The restaurants here are divided into five categories according to the number of forks. Restaurants usually have one day off every week, mostly on Sunday or Monday. The market opens and closes later than other European countries every day. Only in tourist areas will markets open earlier, or some will stay open day and night.

Spanish cooking with special flavor is an important part of tourism resources. Segovia's roast suckling pig, Miranda HerBurrard's roast mutton, Valencia's red ingredient "Bagoya rice", Manca's cheese and the seafood in the Bay of Biscay are all very popular foods. There are more than 20,000 restaurants and restaurants in Spain, with more than1.2000 seats. All kinds of buildings retain the ancient national style, and the interior decoration is arranged according to the traditional style, with oil lamps and candles lit, which makes people feel like they are back to the17 ~18th century. Menus will be displayed in front of every restaurant and shop, and the price will be clearly marked. Guests can also check the menu before deciding whether to visit. In short, it is definitely not expensive to enjoy a good meal in Spain. In Spain, when customers arrive at a breakfast shop, they just ask the waiter. Say "fall", and soon a kind of food similar to China fried dough sticks will be served. "Cholo" means "fried dough sticks", which is more than 20 feet long when it comes out of the pot, like many rolled intestines. It is said that this technology was introduced to Spain by sailors from China.

According to the business habits and customs of Spanish businessmen, it is recommended that you wear a conservative suit, white shirt and conservative tie at all times. In Spain, it is not common to go to dinner or the theatre in the evening.

In Spain, businessmen and objects are inseparable. Whenever possible, guests should provide or introduce samples of products or services to their hosts. Businessmen who go to Spain should wear black leather shoes instead of brown ones during working hours. Especially after sunset, they must wear green shoes, because in Spain, after sunset, they must wear black shoes, because Spaniards always like black. I like lions, eagles, flowers and pomegranates, but I don't like landscapes and pavilions. Spaniards are people of Latin descent, cheerful and simple, with differences between North and South. Basque people in the north are simple and steady, while Mylan people in the south are mostly out-and-out businessmen because they have been doing business since ancient times. Spain still has a class system, which is limited to upper-class people. In order to go to college, most of the top executives of first-class companies are occupied by these top people. Therefore, the leaders of lower-level companies are all middle-class graduates from vocational schools. But most of them are trained from practical work. So in terms of management, the attitude is very positive. When negotiating, the person who comes forward to negotiate also has the absolute decision, so we must send quite a few people to negotiate in business negotiations, otherwise, they will ignore it.

You must make an appointment in advance when visiting the company. It is best to hold business cards in Spanish and Chinese to facilitate meeting and negotiation. The style of Spanish businessmen in Madrid, the capital, and Barcelona, the largest commercial port and industrial center in China, is quite aristocratic and conservative. Don't forget, this is a kingdom with a long history and prominent moments. You'd better be conservative and formal in your style and manners. When Spanish friends meet, men usually hug each other's shoulders, and women gently hug and kiss their cheeks. Shang dynasty ... >>

Question 9: Why are Spanish taboo colors and favorite colors?

I like alternating colors and tones.

Taboo black

Question 10: What color is red that Spaniards hate? Spanish fans and the running of the bulls are all red.