Can the way of eating reflect a person's upbringing and connotation?

The way one eats can reflect a person's upbringing and connotation, but not the entirety of a person's upbringing and connotation.

There are many ways to see a person, but eating a meal with them is undoubtedly the most direct and effective way. As one saying goes, to see someone clearly, eat a meal with them, once or twice.

Eating a meal, from eating, from ordering, from eating dishes, from the table of various details, can fundamentally see a person. Every detail of the eating process reflects a person's character, upbringing, emotional intelligence, and character.

Expanded:

Adults have table manners that adults should have, and children should have table manners that children should have accordingly, and even little babies should follow some rules about eating. Table manners are not just a nice thing to do, but good table manners will get your child used to focusing on "eating", so that he or she can eat well, be full, and enjoy eating.

The development of table manners is not just a matter of "etiquette" as a face-saving gesture, but also a way for children to develop the habit of concentrating on their meals, and thus enjoying them.