Spring Festival etiquette

Etiquette during the Spring Festival. The Spring Festival is a traditional festival full of joy and happiness. On this day, we will meet many friends and relatives, and we all need to be polite people during the Spring Festival. Introduce the etiquette of the Spring Festival for everyone.

Spring Festival etiquette: 1 1, say "Happy New Year" to everyone.

The younger generation should pay New Year greetings to their elders.

3. The elder should give the younger generation lucky money.

4. Families should keep their age.

The family will have a reunion dinner in jiaozi.

6. Post Spring Festival couplets.

7. Hang lanterns and set off firecrackers.

8. Married youth should return to the woman's house the next day.

9. Buy new clothes for children.

Customs of the Spring Festival:

1, centennial

Worship of gods and ancestors is the oldest traditional custom in China. When we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, we should show filial piety and nostalgia for our ancestors. At the same time, the belief in China culture is rooted in "respecting heaven and ancestors", and people firmly believe that ancestors can bless future generations and make them prosperous.

2. Open the door and set off firecrackers

When the door is opened in the morning of the Spring Festival, firecrackers are set off first, which is called "opening the door to set off firecrackers". After the firecrackers, the ground is broken red, which is the so-called "full house". At this time, the streets are full of anger and joy. The saying of "setting off firecrackers" has existed since ancient times. When the new year comes, the first thing for every household to open the door is to set off firecrackers to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.

3. fasting day

Worship God and set off firecrackers in the morning. On this day, we visit each other, regardless of rank. It is called "Happy New Year". On New Year's Day, you must be a vegetarian and cook a pot of "Luohanzhai" with vermicelli, yuba, Nostoc flagelliforme and mushrooms. I ate all the vegetarian dishes I should eat this year in the morning, so I can eat big fish and meat in the future.

Spring Festival etiquette 2 1, New Year greeting etiquette: starting from home, visiting relatives and friends, and elders preparing red envelopes.

2, talk about etiquette: it is essential to meet people's names and say more blessings.

3, red envelope etiquette: thank you for receiving the red envelope, the red envelope can not be opened face to face.

4, table manners: don't covet delicious food, pay attention to dining hygiene.

5, hospitality etiquette: be kind to guests, adults do not interrupt.

6, hospitality etiquette: take the initiative to say thank you, don't tamper with other people's things.

Precautions:

When eating, you should hold the food in front of you. If you can't get the food, you can ask someone next to you to get it for you. Look at that piece and get it. Don't copy over and over again. That's very rude. Meat dishes with soup should be carefully clamped to avoid splashing on clothes. Put away the dishes and chopsticks after dinner. If you want to eat slowly, get up and leave.

When children come to play at home or visit other people's homes, they should actively share toys, live in harmony, learn the virtue of humility and unity, and be a polite host or guest.

Spring Festival etiquette 3 i. Speaking etiquette

The first point: it is very important to meet people through the address.

Generally speaking, common relatives and polite babies will address them, such as grandpa, grandma, uncle, aunt and so on. However, there are many guests in the Spring Festival, and it depends on parents teaching how to address the guests who are about to meet in advance. Because some children's names are rarely used, they are unfamiliar. If you wait until you meet the guests to teach your child to address, your child may feel uncomfortable and refuse to speak. If you rehearse your speech with your child before meeting the guests, the child will naturally begin to speak.

Point 2: Say more words of blessing.

Babies around one year old don't say much. Parents can teach their babies to greet with gestures in advance: bow with fists and greet relatives and friends with smiles. You can teach babies over two years old to say auspicious words and greetings such as "Congratulations on getting rich", "Happy New Year" and "Peace through the years". Some babies may not pronounce these four words correctly, or they may not be able to speak them completely. Mom and dad need to be considerate.

Second, the red envelope etiquette

Point one: Thank you for receiving the red envelope.

The elders give red envelopes, and the baby should take them with both hands and say thank you to the elders. If the baby is too young to do it, mom and dad can hold the baby's hand, take the red envelope with both hands and say "thank you" with the baby.

The second point: don't open the red envelope face to face.

Children under 2 don't know what a red envelope is. Just tell him to say thank you when someone gives it to him, and then put it in his pocket or give it to his mother. When the baby is a little sensible, you should tell them in advance that you should take the red envelope and never open it in front of the guests. The best way is to put the red envelope in mom and dad's bag or the baby's own bag at once.

Third, table manners.

The first point: don't enjoy the food alone.

Adults are generally used to children: children will deliberately let them eat more whatever they like. But if there are guests present, we should teach our children manners. Tell the children before eating: "Everyone likes good things, so there are good things on the table. Don't eat it all by yourself, leave some for others to eat. " Nobody likes children who are too selfish. "

Point 2: Pay attention to dining hygiene.

Some children like to be picky when eating. Parents should remember to say to their children, "When eating, bring the food in front of you, take a look at that piece and clip it, and don't copy it over and over again." That's very rude. Meat dishes with soup should be carefully clamped to avoid splashing on clothes. People will say that you are an unsanitary child. Put down the bowl after dinner and politely say' please enjoy your meal'. "

Fourth, hospitality etiquette

The first point: be kind to guests.

When there are guests, parents should guide and encourage their children to greet them kindly and actively. After the guests enter the room, the older children can do some simple hospitality work, such as greeting the guests to sit down and pouring tea for them.

Point two: Don't interrupt when adults are talking.

When adults are talking, let children understand that it is a good boy to do their own thing quietly, and it is disrespectful to interrupt casually.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) guest etiquette

The first point: say hello and say thank you.

Take the children to other people's homes. After entering the door, parents should guide the children to take the initiative to tidy up their shoes after greeting. Remember to let the child say "thank you" when serving food to the child.

Number two: Don't touch other people's things.

Children are curious by nature, especially in strange environments. Tell children that it is impolite to tamper with other people's things. If you want to play with toys or read books, you must get permission from the owner. Remember not to disturb adults when playing by yourself, and remember to let children put things away after playing.

Six, communication etiquette

Point one: share actively, don't be stingy.

When there are small guests, it will make them very happy to take out toys and play with them generously. When the guests leave, parents can lead their children to see them off for a while. Parents can say to their children: "Say goodbye to their children and come back when you are free!" Even if parents teach their children to say it, if they say it from their children's mouths, they will make the guests feel very happy. After such contact, the child will certainly become a polite little master.

Point two: live in harmony with patience.

Now most children are only children, and they are little emperors at home, and no one at home is arguing with them. However, being a guest in a family with children is different from being a guest in a family with children. Without education, children often have unpleasant relationships. The Spring Festival is a good opportunity to educate children to live in harmony with others. Because when he grows up in the future, he should also have a humble and United character. Take advantage of the Spring Festival to invite children as guests, educate them on social etiquette, and make them one year older and more sensible.

Seven, telephone etiquette

Point 1: Ask and answer when answering the phone.

Parents can learn from the basic etiquette requirements for answering the phone when educating their children: children should learn to say "hello", "sorry" and "please wait a moment" when answering the phone; Speak softly when answering the phone, and don't shout loudly on the phone; Ask and answer questions when answering the phone, be generous in answering questions, don't fail to respond to each other's questions for a long time, and don't throw away your mobile phone when you don't know how to answer it;

The second point: pay attention to the time when making a phone call.

When adults are on the phone, children should not interrupt or grab the microphone; When making a phone call, you should first give your name and explain the person you are looking for; Don't answer the phone while eating; Hang up the microphone with care, don't drop the microphone, and don't hang up the phone hard. When answering the phone, learn to say "goodbye" and then hang up. Don't hang up after you finish. Pay attention to the call time. Call time should not be too long, and don't call too early or too late, so as not to affect others' rest.