Ganzhou folk custom

When entertaining guests, the male guests are accompanied by men, offering cigarettes and the female serving tea. You can't pour tea for a guest with one hand.

Dine. When the host has a meal with the guests, please ask the guests or elders to sit in their seats, and pour wine to the guests according to the size of the seats at the banquet. People at the same table are not allowed to leave the table when they are full. They should put chopsticks on their rice bowls to show their intention of waiting and say "please eat slowly". The host replied, "You're welcome. You can leave the table to see them off." .

See the guests off. When the guest asks to leave, if there are many people with him, the elder or elder of the guest will go first.

Hakka people also have a lot of etiquette, such as greeting their parents or elders when children get up in the morning and go to bed at night, and greeting their elders when the younger generation comes out. This is inviolable etiquette.