What are the customs of Indonesia? Is the law and order there good?

Indonesia is a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country. Islam, Christianity and Buddhism, the three major religions in the world, all have more followers here, and fetishism prevails among the people. Influenced by Indian, China, Arabian and other cultures in history, large and small islands are widely distributed, which makes it inconvenient for residents to communicate. Indonesian culture and customs are quite different and varied.

(1) About 90% of Indonesia's population believes in Islam, and its main customs are: (1) No drinking at banquets; Do not eat pork; (2) It is considered that the left hand is unclean, so it is unnecessary to greet, accept gifts or submit articles with the left hand; (3) Indonesian Muslims usually go to a nearby mosque to pray every Friday afternoon.

(2) Indonesia has a national tradition of respecting women. Generally, in public, men will ask women to go first, eat first or get on the bus first. When the ladies passed by the men, they all bent down and bowed their knees in return. In social situations, men generally don't take the initiative to shake hands when they meet women. If they reach out to one side, they can shake hands gently. Besides, Indonesians think it is impolite for strangers to touch their heads.

(3) Indonesians like spicy and fried food, and they like to add a variety of spices when seasoning. Ordinary people eat with their right hands and use knives and forks at parties.

(4) Indonesia's traditional clothing is called "batik", which is actually a textile made by Javanese and others with traditional batik technology, and is called national clothing. High-grade Bati fabric is hand-painted and embroidered with gold thread. On formal occasions, men can wear long-sleeved buddy shirts and dark pants. Ladies usually wear suits made of Buddy or other fabrics, and the colors are usually bright.

The security is not very good. There are often anti-China behaviors.