Understand the customs of eating, wearing, living, daily necessities and other aspects abroad.

1. Behavior:

Japan is known as a disciplined society, and people's behaviors are restricted by certain norms. In formal social occasions, men and women must wear suits and dresses, and avoid disheveled clothes, disorientation and loud noises.

2. Socialization:

The Japanese receive guests not in the office, but in the meeting room and reception room, and they will not easily lead people into the office. Japanese people have no habit of offering cigarettes to each other. You must take off your shoes when you enter a Japanese house. In Japan, it is impolite to peek into the kitchen of the host's house when visiting it. In Japan, there is no habit of inviting colleagues home to socialize with the whole family.

3. Diet:

When eating, Japanese people have the saying that "eight chopsticks are forbidden": First, they are forbidden to lick chopsticks; Secondly, it is forbidden to be obsessed with chopsticks, that is, it is not allowed to sway with chopsticks on the food; Third, it is forbidden to move chopsticks, that is, it is not allowed to clip one dish and change it to another; Fourth, avoid twisting chopsticks, that is, you are not allowed to turn your chopsticks upside down and swallow them in your mouth.

Extended information:

Japanese people have the following characteristics in life details:

1. In social activities, Japanese people love to use self-deprecating language and are good at degrading themselves. "Please pay more attention", "poor food, poor care" and so on are the pleasantries they often use.

2. They attach great importance to the appearance of clothes. In public, they usually wear formal dresses, especially suits. Their favorite clothing is kimono.

3. They have the custom of worshipping and admiring "7", which is said to be related to the light, warmth and life that the sun, moon, mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn have brought to the world.