What are the five characteristics of etiquette?

Etiquette has the characteristics of tradition, identity, difference, self-discipline and hierarchy. Tradition: Etiquette is an integral part of a nation's traditional culture. In our country, modern etiquette is based on traditional culture, and constantly absorbs the excellent culture of other nationalities, and gradually develops and improves in the long-term social life practice. * * * Homosexuality: Etiquette is formed on the basis of human common life, and it is a code of conduct for all members of a unified society to adjust their mutual relations.

Etiquette has the characteristics of tradition, identity, difference, self-discipline and hierarchy.

1. Tradition: Etiquette is an integral part of the traditional culture of a country and a nation. In our country, modern etiquette is based on traditional culture, and constantly absorbs the excellent culture of other nationalities, and gradually develops and improves in the long-term social life practice.

2.* * * Homosexuality: Etiquette is formed on the basis of human common life, and it is a code of conduct for all members in a unified society to adjust their mutual relations. Etiquette is constantly enriched and improved with the changes of social production, living environment and lifestyle, and has gradually become a code of conduct that all social strata abide by.

3. Difference: Etiquette, as an established code of conduct, is constrained by time, place and environment, and the same etiquette will vary with the change of time, place or object. This is the characteristic of etiquette differences. First of all, the differences in etiquette are manifested in ethnic differences. The etiquette of different ethnic groups is colorful and has its own characteristics.

4. Self-discipline: Etiquette is an established habit and rule in social life. Etiquette has a broad binding force on people's various codes of conduct, but this binding force is not mandatory.

5. Hierarchy: The hierarchy of etiquette shows that people with different identities and status are given different concierge treatment. In social life, people often use the distinction between men and women to regulate everyone's respect and inferiority.