What are the main living customs and eating habits of New Zealanders?

The quality of life of New Zealanders is generally high, and they usually pay more attention to clothing, food, housing and transportation. Most of them love outdoor sports, and in addition to horse racing, they are particularly fond of rugby.

In New Zealand, the Maori people still retain strong traditional customs. Most of them follow the original polytheistic religion, and also believe in the immortality of the soul and honor the spirits of their ancestors.

Every major event, the New Zealanders will routinely go to the river to do prayers, but also to splash each other with water, as a way to show the purity of religious ceremonies, they have a traditional etiquette: when they meet the honored guests, they have to perform the "touching the nose ritual," that is, both sides to the tip of the nose to touch the tip of the nose for two or three times, and then parted company to go away. It is said that, according to the custom, the longer the nose touching time, it means the higher the courtesy, the more popular.

New Zealanders are accustomed to eating English Western food in their diet, and their tastes are light. Generally love to drink coffee, black tea, love to eat fruit, especially like to eat a kind of called "a few fruit" of the precious fruit.