What are the four basic characteristics of etiquette?

Respect, standardization, moderation and flexibility.

1. Respect: In social situations, we should respect the feelings and rights of others and not infringe on their privacy and dignity. For example, when talking to others, you should pay attention to your words and deeds, don't say inappropriate words, and don't make inappropriate actions to avoid hurting others' feelings.

2, norms: etiquette has certain norms and standards, should abide by these norms and standards, in order to better express themselves. For example, in formal occasions, you should dress appropriately, and don't dress too casually or too exposed, so as not to leave a bad impression on others.

3. Moderation: In social situations, we should pay attention to moderation, not too ostentatious or too conservative. For example, when talking to others, you should pay attention to your tone and expression, don't exaggerate, and don't be too indifferent, so as not to leave a bad impression on others.

4. Flexibility: In different social occasions, the requirements for etiquette are also different. You should adjust your words and deeds flexibly according to different occasions and situations.