What are the differences in living habits between China, Britain, France, Japan and Switzerland?

China is more casual about his work. He likes eating and eating dinner. China people know how to pay attention to reciprocity. There are many kinds of Chinese food. He prefers gold, silver and jade. Now influenced by the west, I also have a good impression on platinum and diamonds. He generally believes in some karma ghosts and gods, but his belief is generally uncertain.

British people like sunshine (where it is foggy) and pay more attention to chivalry and gentlemanly demeanor. They pay attention to simple diet and nutrition. Breakfast is usually cereal with milk or a glass of juice, buttered toast, bacon or fried sausage and eggs. Buy a sandwich and a cup of coffee at noon to kill things. Only on weekends do British people have a big dinner. Usually the main course is meat, such as roast chicken, roast beef and grilled fish. There are many kinds of vegetables, such as cabbage, fresh peas, potatoes and carrots. Vegetables are generally not processed, put on a plate, poured with ready-made spices bought from the supermarket and eaten. There are always digestible desserts after the main course, such as boiled fruit, fruit pudding, cheese, ice cream and so on. It is unacceptable for people who believe in God to think that they have no faith.

The French like to have fun. They believe in Catholicism and pay attention to eating, drinking and having fun. Moreover, the French government is the most considerate of the people. In winter, artificial ice will be used to skate in front of the government square for those who have no money to travel, and in summer, spun yarn will be laid on the Seine River to let everyone bask in the sun. French food is also famous. I haven't eaten it specifically. I can't read it ~ ~

In fact, Japan is a rigorous nation, mainly composed of seafood rice balls, which is greatly influenced by China. See the following website /question/27363286.html for details? si= 1

Swiss can refer to Britain ~