What does etiquette mean?

Etiquette refers to etiquette and ceremony (good etiquette, diplomatic etiquette)

Etiquette is the will of mutual respect between people in communication, that is, the procedures and methods of communication with people and the norms of external appearance, including language, appearance, manners and manners. From the perspective of communication, etiquette can be said to be an art, a communicative way or method applicable in interpersonal communication, and a customary practice of showing respect and friendliness in interpersonal communication. From the perspective of communication, etiquette can be said to be a skill of mutual communication in interpersonal communication. It can be roughly divided into five branches: government etiquette, business etiquette, service etiquette, social etiquette and foreign etiquette.

Etiquette, pronunciation: lǐ yí?

Example:

1. The Chinese nation is a state of etiquette. Since ancient times, it has been advocated to give back a peach and give a gift.

Tolerance is the traditional etiquette of China people, so we must defend it!

Synonym: etiquette?

Similar words: ceremony, dignity, libation, love, loss of ceremony, ceremony, ceremony and appearance.