Civilization for all
Civilization for all
Everyone is a participant in the creation of civilization
Civilized table
As an ancient civilization, china has a long history of eating and eating culture. According to the saying, food is a vital part of life and table civilization is an expression of civilization. Let us act together as civilized and polite mountainers。
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Table protocol -- entrance protocol
Prepare for dinner
Before you eat, you can have the child put up a bowl of chopsticks, and the main seat is reserved for the elders。
Be economical, civilized, free from waste and on cd-rom。
There is not much of a buffet, and every time it is taken, it is consumed rationally。
Let the elders eat first
To the traditional virtues of the chinese nation, parents are usually required to demonstrate that they will be able to eat with their elders and to feed them first。
The ancient training
“or eating, or sitting. The older and the younger."
The answer given in the thong rules is that the elderly sit first at dinner, like grandpa, grandma, dad, mom. The meal comes to the table, and the elders start with chopsticks, which is called order。
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Table protocol -- utensils
Use chopsticks correctly
The chinese ritual and the use of chopsticks are also highly regulated. Parents can tell their children about the origin of chopsticks and teach them the rules for their proper use。
For example, chopsticks cannot be placed in a bowl; while talking to people at the table, they cannot be used to order people; they cannot be picked up across others; they cannot lick chopsticks; and they must be used as public spoons when cooking for guests or elders。
The table etiquette is a very important part of our daily lives, and the use of a public spoon is both a healthy and civilized way of eating and a major contribution to the promotion of civilized etiquette。
The use of public spoons avoids the exposure of individuals to public foods through the use of individual meals and reduces the risk of ingestion. The greatest risk of mixing is the infection of circulosis, and avoiding mixing can reduce the risk of transmission of the virus to some extent during the epidemic。
The meaning of chopsticks
The simple use of chopsticks, which look simple, makes a person look well-educated. Our ancestors invented chopsticks, which can be used for all kinds of food, and which have the essence of a traditional culture that has to be inherited in a simple way, with constant adaptation。
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Table protocol -- number of meals
Don't get too big for dinner; eat chopsticks, you can't grab them with your hands; drink soup with a spoon and drink with a bowl。
The food that has been caught in the bowl is not put back。
The meal is polite, without complaining about the hard-earned meals and without making rude comments。
Enjoy every meal we eat with a heart of gratitude, and thank nature for our delicious, grateful family。
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Table protocol -- dinner protocol
• eat food and drink soup without making a sound
• say, “i'm sorry”, “i'm sorry” if it's hiccuping and sneezing at dinner
• not in public at the table
• proper use of small towels and handwashing on the table hands
• sit at the end of the meal, without shaking the body (showing the leg)
• it is inappropriate to speak while chewing food
• when eating fish head, stabbing, bone, etc., they do not throw out or throw themselves on the ground, either on their own board or on their napkins。
• feeding: “fish don't give ridges, duck don't give hands, chicken don't give heads”
• the upper fish should be “head to right” and placed in front of the main guest front
Thank you
Fish without ridges: there was a "swords stabbing the king's staff" during the spring and autumn war。
They hide their swords in the abdomen of the fish, and when they offer them, they draw them out, and they stab their kings. After that, the rule was to “don't give up the ridge”. In addition, the abdomen of the fish are soft and smelly; the back is fins, strangulations, hard meat, and not fatty, so the "abdomen don't ridges" also offer respect to the guests。
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Table protocol -- departure protocol
Dinner should be given at home and at the table。
In the event of a meal, before leaving the table, the master is to be thanked for having the time to visit his home in return。
To be a civilized citizen
From the act of civilized behavior
