What are the taboos for traveling to Sweden?

When traveling to Sweden, we should pay attention to the following taboos:

First, we should be careful not to touch the taboo customs of Swedish locals, mainly including the following contents: regarding the daily communication of traveling abroad, Swedes are forbidden to ask strangers about their political orientation, age, family economic status, religious beliefs, direction of action, etc. These are all privacy issues they think and don't need to tell others; Regarding clothing accessories for going out, Swedes are taboo about yellow, blue and red, as well as icons related to religion or sickle; When eating with Swedes, be careful not to sit down casually and make no noise when eating. When toasting, you must follow the order, and you can repay the gift only after the elders or hosts have finished drinking.

Second, be careful not to touch local laws and regulations. Swedes are highly educated and behave well. If they break the laws and regulations in Sweden, on the one hand, they will be punished by Swedish national laws, and breaking the laws in other countries will be a very troublesome thing for individuals. Especially in terms of traffic rules and alcohol, Swedes are disgusted with people who don't obey traffic rules; At the same time, Sweden is a country that forbids drinking in class. Restaurants and shops can only sell a small amount of alcohol to people with alcohol purchase licenses at dinner time. So don't entertain yourself with wine just because you travel abroad. Alcoholics will be detained at any time. The laws, regulations and systems of different countries vary greatly. Therefore, I suggest you do your homework before you go out.

Third, we should pay attention to Swedish taboos in public places, mainly including: don't smoke casually in public places. Swedes have a strong sense of self-protection and public health. They think that smoking in public places will harm personal health and the health of others. Therefore, they will sneer at people who smoke casually in public places; Don't wipe your nose and pick your nose in front of everyone. In the eyes of highly civilized Swedes, this is extremely immoral and unseemly. Try not to mention numbers in public? 13? Swedes think that this number brings disaster and sadness, so they will be very unhappy when they hear it and think it is immoral.