What's the difference between China and Britain?

Greetings, also called greetings, are often used when people meet and say hello. In China, the common greeting is "Where are you going?" "Have you eaten?" One kind. In English, "Hello" and "How are you" are often used.

Under normal circumstances, greetings that have been precipitated by time have strong universality and traditional language patterns, which are relatively simple and clear. There are four main topics in China people's greetings: age (for example, how old is the child? ), concerned about health (such as how is your body recently? Pay attention to the action (for example, hey, are you busy? ) and holiday greetings (for example, Happy New Year. )

According to historical records, our ancestors only ate two meals a day in ancient times. Even so, the poor have never eaten their last meal, which is called' missing'. So when people meet, they like to ask, "Have you eaten?" .

In the early days of reform and opening up, the problem of food and clothing was a long-term problem to be solved. China people pay attention to eating and love to talk about eating, so, "Have you eaten?" This sentence has also been used The reason for this phenomenon is China people's concern for others. Secondly, this sentence also reflects the enthusiasm of China people for communication.