What are the customs and feelings in Germany?

First, Germans have the habit of * * *.

1, disciplined and tidy. Germans attach great importance to rules and discipline and take everything seriously. Where there are express provisions, Germans will consciously abide by them; Germans will never touch anything that is forbidden. Germans attach great importance to cleanliness. They not only pay attention to keeping their small environment clean and tidy, but also attach great importance to keeping the big environment clean and tidy.

In Germany, everything is clean and tidy in parks, streets, theaters and other public places. Germans also attach great importance to clothing.

2. Punctuality and quietness? Germans are punctual, make appointments, and never change easily without special circumstances. When Germans are invited to other people's homes or go out to visit friends, they will arrive on time, and will not let the host waste time waiting or have to entertain guests in advance.

3. Treat people sincerely and pay attention to etiquette. Generally speaking, there is not much trouble in dealing with Germans. In most cases, they just. No matter what they can do, they will tell you at once that it can be done. Whatever they can't do, they will definitely tell you "no", rarely put on airs or give ambiguous answers. Of course, interpersonal relationships and efforts are by no means without influence. Like many western countries, Germans pay more attention to etiquette. When two people meet, whether they know each other or not, whether they are on the road, or in offices, hotels, elevators and other places, they all say hello to each other and say "hello".

Second, there are many special festivals, wedding customs and architectural customs in Germany.

1, Oktoberfest, Oktoberfest is held in Tracy Lawn Square from the end of September to the beginning of 10 every year for two weeks. Carnival. German Carnival is an ancient traditional festival in Germany, and there are different opinions about the origin of the festival. Carnival starts from11.01.01.01every year and lasts for two or three months until Easter the following year. But its climax is in the last week, especially in the first three days of this week. In these three crazy days, the German carnival reached its peak: they held a cross-dressing parade, held a large carnival and dance, and "Thursday Women's Day". On this day, many women take scissors to cut men's ties, especially some beautiful ties. They hung their cut ties on the wall as trophies and enjoyed themselves.

2, strange wedding customs: In the street, every bride wears casual clothes, just wearing a simple wedding headdress, surrounded by a group of girlfriends. Newcomers here often dress themselves up briefly before the wedding, and then the bride-to-be, his girlfriend, the groom-to-be and his boyfriend go shopping together and sell some things or daily necessities they used when they were single in a basket. Passers-by knew at a glance that they were getting married, and many people would pay for it. The more they buy, the better their omen will be. In addition, according to German custom, friends of the groom or bride will give them a strange task the night before the wedding, and then men will accompany the groom or girl to complete the task. For example, the bride dresses up as the devil and collects socks from strangers, and collects kisses from young men by spending 1 euro to get a kiss from the bride-to-be.

3. Buildings with small doors and large windows: In Germany, residential buildings have a feature: the small doors and windows are oversized, and there is a big iron hook on the top side of the building. This unique architectural way comes from an early custom, which is beneficial to ventilation and lighting in order to facilitate the entry and exit of furniture. In addition, Germans, who have always been famous for their preciseness, also insist on "preciseness" in their windows. Every household is basically a figure-of-eight white gauze curtain, and there are all kinds of small decorations unique to Kobanawa on the windows, and they are basically outward. In the street, you can enjoy this unique decoration at any time. Residents living by the road have also built kitchens, bathrooms and bathrooms that don't need much sunshine. The windows are particularly narrow and sealed, and the bedroom and living room are all facing away from the road, with big windows open. The courtyard inside the building gets good light while avoiding noise.