What are the customs of Mexico? What are the taboos?

In Mexico, acquaintances usually greet each other with hugs and kisses on the cheek. On grand social occasions, men will gently kiss women. When foreigners and Mexicans meet for the first time, smiling and shaking hands are the most common greetings. The address is to add honorifics such as "Mr.", "Miss" and "Mrs." before the surname of the contact person.

Second, clothing.

Mexicans generally pay attention to the outside dressing, and their clothes are both modern and ethnic. In traditional festivals, polite men wearing straw hats, various national costumes and moustaches and charming women wearing colorful and beautifully embroidered long skirts and flowers can be seen everywhere. On formal occasions, Mexicans dress solemnly, wearing suits or dresses. ?

Third, catering?

Mexico's diet is rich and diverse, bringing together world cuisines. The traditional food of Mexicans is corn, kidney beans and peppers, and burritos and peppers are world-famous. Mexicans like to eat Chili, and even if they eat fruit, they will be sprinkled with Chili powder. Cactus, which is abundant in Mexico, is a delicious vegetable. Insects such as agave insects, grasshoppers and ant eggs are also Mexican favorite foods. ?

Fourth, tipping "culture"?

Mexico has a "culture" of paying and accepting tips. When eating in a regular restaurant, passengers usually have to pay an extra service fee equivalent to 10% to 15% of the meal fee. In parking lots, airports, supermarket checkout counters, gas stations and other places where passengers go, people will actively assist and tip 2 to 5 pesos as appropriate. Baggage handling fee is usually 10 peso or 1 USD per piece. ?

5. Custom taboos?

1, least favorite color: purple. ?

2. The most annoying number: 13. ?

3. Don't eat dog meat.

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