Information about German Customs

1, Germans are characterized by diligence and self-confidence. Germans who are strict with themselves are very particular about form and punctuality. Public and private affairs must be arranged in advance and completed on time. ?

It is impossible to meet the Germans without prior agreement. If you need to postpone or cancel the appointment for any reason, you must call the other party. Otherwise, it is not only rude, but also considered a great insult to it. ?

3. Germans emphasize efficiency, discipline and meticulousness in their work. ?

I have many social activities in my spare time. There are receptions, cocktail parties, buffet parties, dances, etc.

Besides, Germans love to travel, especially in winter and summer. After my trip, I like to get together at my friend's house and hold a banquet to welcome my guests. ?

5. Germans are an orderly people. Everyone has his own "belonging", and even everything has its "proper" position.

Foreigners travel in Germany. The first feeling is that everything is in good order there. Signs to maintain order and prohibition signs can be seen everywhere. When Germans appear in public, they pay attention to dignified behavior, moderate respect for people and follow the rules in everything. ?

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Special festivals, Oktoberfest and Carnival.

1, Oktoberfest in Munich: Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, also known as the "October Festival", is held every year from the end of September to the beginning of1October for two weeks, making it the largest event in Munich and even Bavaria.

German Oktoberfest opens

During the October Festival, eight major breweries in Munich set up huge and luxurious beer tents in the square, providing beer and Bavarian cuisine from all families, and each tent was packed. There are many entertainment items at the Oktoberfest, from the carousel suitable for children to the thrilling wheel, as well as the circus and magic show.

Small shops with different characteristics also decorate the whole playground, where visitors can buy Bavarian gingerbread, or various snacks and souvenirs. When night falls, colorful lanterns turn Oktoberfest into a colorful city that never sleeps.

2. Carnival

Cologne Carnival, also known as the "fifth season" of the city, is the second largest carnival in the world after Rio de Janeiro Carnival in Brazil. Carnival is officially opened in the old market every year 1 65438+1October1,1 1, but there are basically no activities before New Year's Eve. After the New Year, meetings and other activities are held everywhere until the first day of Lent ends with eating fish.

Clowns and lunatics are the characteristics of Cologne Carnival. The climax of the festival is a six-day street parade and carnival from the beginning of Women's Carnival to Rose Monday. During this period, all government offices, schools and shops in Cologne were closed, and many people took to the streets to March.