What gifts do Turkish boys like?

Purple and yellow are forbidden because yellow symbolizes death.

The green triangle should be used with caution in Turkey, which is a sign of free supply.

When they decorate rooms and living rooms, colors are absolutely forbidden, because people always think that colors are ominous and forbidden.

Turks believe in Islam. They like to drink wine other than wine and eat beef, mutton and camels.

It is forbidden to eat pork and draw pigs, cats and pandas.

In Turkey, all kinds of business activities should wear conservative suits, and women should not wear sleeveless clothes.

Turkish businessmen are keen on bargaining in business negotiations. Business people are familiar with French, English and German.

A small part of Turkey's land is in Eastern Europe, but Turkish businessmen like to say that they are "Europeans" rather than "Middle Easterners".

During the conversation, avoid talking about local politics and the dispute between Turkey and Greece.

Turks like to talk about uncontroversial international issues, families, occupations and hobbies.

Before the business negotiation, the other party will definitely offer a cup of terrible Turkish tea, and pull it first. Lunch and dinner held by business circles are often very luxurious, with rich dishes and long time. In Europe and Asia, the Netherlands and Turkey may have the largest average food intake. When you meet a Turkish woman, you can shake hands as a gift. Sometimes you might as well invite another couple to dinner.

Turks sometimes invite guests to their homes. They usually entertain guests in restaurants and have a relaxing dinner. If you are invited to eat at home, you can bring a bunch of flowers, some candy or snacks as gifts. If the host can drink, he can also bring a bottle of wine. Turkey is an Islamic country. Remember to take off your shoes when you enter an Islamic temple.

Turks like to drink strong coffee with a lot of sugar, but they never stir it. It is said that if you get used to it, you will feel delicious.

Turks especially like flowers. Whenever people entertain guests, there will be a vase filled with flowers on the dining table, and the invited guests will never forget to bring a bouquet of pleasing flowers to the hospitable hostess.