What is the mascot of America?

The mascot of America is snail, which means happiness in America. When the guests leave, the host gives them snails, or adults go out to work. Or some people like to take a look at snails before leaving when they are on a business trip or traveling.

Snail means "walk slowly and have a safe journey". Foreign experts also say that snails represent good luck, and there are many poems praising snails in America. So many foreigners also like snails.

American customs and habits

The traditional American family is called the "nuclear family". The nuclear family includes husband, wife and children. Today, the average American family has two or three children (or several pets). In some cultures, extended families live together, and even generations live together. In America, it is rare for more than one family to live under one roof.

On the issue of marriage, Americans emphasize emotion first: freedom of communication, freedom of spouse selection and freedom of love. Men and women in love generally don't need a matchmaker's introduction, and parents rarely interfere. Emphasizing sexual freedom is the love concept of many Americans. They believe that both men and women don't need to know too much. Beautiful appearance, strong body and sexy temptation are enough to form the foundation of feelings.

They attach importance to the marriage contract: before marriage, both men and women go to the law firm to sign a "marriage contract", the main contents of which are the ownership of money after marriage, the sharing of housework and the preconditions for divorce. They also emphasize the freedom of divorce and regard divorce as a happy event. The divorce rate in the whole society is very high.