What's the most British thing to do?

"A hundred miles are different from one another, and a thousand miles are different from one another"

There are as many countries as there are customs. --[English] John Ray: A Book of English Proverbs

The most desirable way of living is to despise the customs of an age on the one hand, and on the other hand not to destroy them in the least. --Ronosuke Akutagawa

One, not all classes in Britain like soccer; the working classes like soccer, while the British elite do not necessarily like soccer.

Two, Britain's national stone is the diamond, and British men like to use diamonds to represent their decision and boldness; while women would like to use diamonds as a metaphor for their holiness and nobility.

The British used diamonds as a token of love between men and women at an early age, and with the rise of the British Empire, the custom was soon adopted by the Western world and spread to the East.

Three, Britain's freedom of religion; Britain's main religions are Protestant Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism and other smaller religious communities.

Four, on New Year's Eve in Britain, people often take pastries and wine out to visit; they don't knock on the door, they just walk straight into the homes of their friends and relatives.

"New Year's Eve ball" is another celebration. People dressed in festive costumes, from all directions to the decorated and brilliantly lighted dance floor, dancing to the beautiful music, thousands of people, but also gathered in the squares, around the fountain in the center of the square and the Elephant of Eros, singing and dancing, and enjoy the carnival.

Five, the British are very concerned about breakfast, British restaurants in the supply of a wide variety of meals, fruit juice, fruit, eggs, meat, wheat porridge, bread, jam and coffee.

British society has a time-honored tradition of afternoon tea parties.

British Afternoon Tea is the British tradition of having tea and refreshments in the afternoon. The British have a 300-year history of drinking black tea and are extremely fond of black tea;

Black tea with sugar and milk often becomes the necessary beverage after a meal, so the UK is the largest consumer of black tea.

Sixth, queuing is a traditional British culture.

According to a survey, the average British person queues for about five and a half hours per month; if even if you are alone, you have to stand in line with a good board.

Seven, the British also broke the traffic lights; British people cross the street, get together a group of people, ignoring the traffic lights, directly across the road.

Eight, shopping in the United Kingdom, the most taboo is to cut the price. British people do not like bargaining, think it is a very disgraceful thing.

The British rarely haggle, if they think the price of a commodity is suitable to buy, not suitable to leave.