What customs do Germans have, what matters and details should be paid attention to when going to Germany,

First, social etiquette The unique style of Germans in dealing with people often gives people a deep impression. First, strict discipline and strong legal concept. Second, pay attention to credibility and time concept. Third, extreme self-esteem and great respect for tradition. Fourth, treat people with enthusiasm and attach importance to feelings. It must be pointed out that Germans attach great importance to etiquette in interpersonal communication. When shaking hands with Germans, you need to pay special attention to the following two points. First, look at each other calmly when shaking hands. Second, shake hands longer, shake more, and shake hands harder. Paying attention to address is a remarkable feature of Germans in interpersonal communication. Improper address to Germans usually makes them very unhappy. Generally speaking, don't call Germans by their first names. The most feasible way is to call them by their full names or surnames. When talking with Germans, don't ignore the use of personal pronouns "you" and "you". For acquaintances, friends and people of the same age, it can be commensurate. In Germany, addressing "you" means respect, and addressing "you" means equality and intimacy. Second, the overall dress style of dress etiquette Germans is solemn, simple and neat. Generally speaking, Germans dress simply. Most men like to wear suits, jackets and fedora. Most women like to wear lapel dresses and long skirts with elegant colors and patterns. When Germans appear on formal occasions, they must dress neatly, and their clothes are usually dark. In business communication, they pay attention to men wearing three-piece suits and women wearing skirts. Germans pay more attention to hairstyles. In Germany, men should not shave their heads for fear of being regarded as "neo-Nazis". Most German girls have short hair or shoulder-length hair, and most women with perms are married. Third, catering etiquette Germans are very particular about diet. In terms of meat, Germans like pork best, followed by beef. Sausages made of all kinds of pork make Germans never tire of eating them. Germans generally eat a lot and like greasy food, so there are many fat people in Germany. In terms of drinks, what Germans appreciate most is beer. Germans have the following special rules when dining. First of all, knives and forks used to eat fish should not be used to eat meat or cheese. Secondly, if you drink beer and wine at the same time, you should drink beer before drinking wine, otherwise it will be considered harmful to your health. Third, it is not advisable to pile too much food on the plate. Fourth, you must not use napkins to fan the wind. Fifth, avoid eating walnuts. Fourth, customs taboo Germans admire cornflower most among all flowers and choose it as the national flower. In Germany, it is not appropriate to give roses or roses at will. The former means courtship, and the latter is dedicated to mourning. Stork is the national bird of Germany. Germans prefer black and gray. Germans are extremely disgusted with "13" and "Friday". They are also disgusted that four people shake hands or cross talk in social situations. Because these two practices are regarded as impolite by them. Germans think that meeting chimney sweepers on the road indicates good luck one day. In Germany, shops are closed on Sundays. Shopping on this day is naturally difficult to gain. Don't choose knives, swords, scissors, knives and forks as gifts for Germans. It is also not allowed to wrap or bind gifts with brown, white and black wrapping paper and ribbons. When talking with Germans, it is not appropriate to involve Nazi, religious and partisan disputes. Whispering in public places is considered very rude by Germans.