About western etiquette

1. The more upscale the hotel, the more you need to make an appointment in advance. When making an appointment, you should not only specify the number and time, but also indicate whether you want a smoking area or a seat with a good view. If it is a birthday or other special day, you can tell the purpose and budget of the banquet. It is basic courtesy to arrive within the scheduled time.

2. No matter how expensive casual clothes are, you can't wear them to the restaurant at will.

3. It is common sense in Europe and America to dress appropriately when eating. To go to high-end restaurants, men should wear neat tops and leather shoes; Ladies should wear suits and shoes with heels. If formal clothes are specified, men must wear ties.

4. Sit on the left side of the chair. The most appropriate way to sit is to sit on the left side. When the chair is pulled away, the body will stand up straight at a distance almost touching the table, and the leader will push the chair in, and when the leg bends and touches the chair behind, you can sit down.

5. When eating, the upper arm and back should lean against the back of the chair, and the abdomen should keep a fist distance from the table. It is best to avoid sitting with your feet crossed.

6. Never suck while drinking, but tilt the glass as if you were putting the wine on your tongue. Shake the glass gently to let the wine come into contact with the air to enhance the mellow taste of the wine, but don't shake the glass violently.