Differences of etiquette between China and South Korea

China: When shaking hands with others, just extend your right hand.

Korea: When shaking hands with others, if you are an elder, you should shake hands with both hands, or hold your right hand with your left hand.

China: I don't have this.

In Korea, when eating, the person with the biggest official position treats you.

China: I don't have this.

Korea: When eating, the person sitting opposite will pour you wine, but if you drink it completely, he won't pour you wine. If it's a woman, you can't find someone for three years.

China: No need.

Korea: You must finish the wine poured by your elders.

China: When there are guests at home, there is no such thing as kimchi.

Korea: When we have guests at home, there are many pickles and so on.

China: Sometimes, sometimes not.

Korea: When eating, no one can move chopsticks unless the elders take them. After dinner, the elders haven't finished eating, and the younger generation can't leave early.

The following are Korean comments on China people:

1. China: When you drink soup or something, you will pick up the bowl and sometimes make a noise.

Korea: When drinking soup or something, use a spoon. Will not make any noise.

Conclusion: According to my own observation, some Koreans drink bowls last, and some are women. It also makes sounds.

2. China: I will talk over dinner.

Korea: Never talk while eating.

Conclusion: Koreans can also talk when eating, and their voices are not small, and sometimes they dance.

3. China: When you see an acquaintance in the distance, you will shout it out.

Korea: Never do such a thing.

Conclusion: There are many such people in Korea, mostly women, who call their brothers from far away. It's loud, too

The final conclusion: everywhere, there are people with good habits and people with bad habits. Koreans always cover their faces with dots.

End of statement.