Consider emigrating to Costa Rica. What are the customs there? Ask god for help

Costa Rica has a population of 3.064 million, mainly concentrated in basins and central plateaus, accounting for three-fifths of the national population. The population composition is: 95% is white, Indo-European, and 3% is black. Indians, the oldest inhabitants living in this land, still follow ancient customs in many ways. They don't deal with outsiders easily, and generally don't take the initiative to tell their names to newcomers. In general, men don't pay attention to decoration, don't trim their margins, and wear shirts and black or dark pants. Women, on the other hand, attach great importance to makeup and dress in fashion. They usually like to wear skirts or tights and wear a long colored shawl called Rebono on their shoulders. Some women are very concerned about choosing a hairstyle that suits their skin color and temperament, and they are never careless. Costa Ricans are warm and sincere. They hate tricks, so their behavior always makes people feel sincere. They have subtle feelings. Here, people regard wild animals as a part of life and cherish and care for animals and plants. People like to enjoy the blooming flowers, but they never trample on them. In Costa Rica, when men meet, they usually shake hands. They have an unusual relationship, but they also hug. When a man meets a familiar woman, he will kiss her right hand or her face. When you meet people for the first time, you shouldn't laugh or ask their age and race. When addressing, you can add Mr. and Ms. after the name. In Costa Rica, coffee and bananas are extremely rich, accounting for half of the total exports. These two things have become indispensable drinks and foods in their daily lives. When visiting local people's homes, snacks or drinks are usually served. Don't refuse, otherwise it will embarrass the host. Every year, there is a coffee festival celebration meeting here, and musicians will play dance music. Children here are generally baptized and given Christian names after they are born. There are also unique customs for young people to hold weddings. Chinese living here have their own societies and organizations, and communicate regularly. They still retain the customs of the Han nationality in many ways. Costa Rica has a high-level public relations team and public relations talents active in all aspects of its economy. They are good at business negotiation and are well prepared before negotiation. They have a strong sense of time. Business cards are common and must be printed in Spanish. Here, women's priority is also reflected in all aspects. Costa Rica is rich in forest resources, excellent beaches, numerous volcanoes and rich in tourism resources. Costa Rica is famous for its hospitality. Whether staying in a hotel or traveling, guests will be properly taken care of or received. Polite expressions can be found everywhere. Pay attention to the traffic rules when driving here, or you will be severely punished and even detained. If you need to tip, you don't have to pay separately, you can pay together after checking out. The main taboo of Catholicism is the state religion of Costa Rica, with 95% people believing in Catholicism and 2.5% believing in Protestantism. When you are with them, it is best to talk about their natural environment.