What are the characteristics, humanistic customs and culture of Italy? What other famous cities are there?

Italy is dominated by Italians, and more than 90% of the residents believe in Catholicism.

Humanistic customs:

The burial methods in Italy are mostly earth burial, mostly in large cemeteries.

Italians are used to their traditional dining, that is, Italian western food, which is mainly based on local traditional dishes and big meals in various regions of Italy.

Italians are hospitable and polite.

Culture:

14-15th century, Italian literature and art flourished unprecedentedly. Italy has a long history, from the ruins of ancient Rome to the Renaissance and then to modern times, it can be said that Italy is full of cultural heritage.

Famous cities: Rome, Venice, Milan and Turin.

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Italian folklore:

Italians are hospitable and polite. On formal occasions, dress is very particular. The greeting ceremony is to shake hands or wave; For people who are old, have status and are unfamiliar, they should be addressed by their surnames, plus honorary titles such as "Mr.", "Mrs." and "Miss"; In the case of eating, taking the bus, taking the elevator, etc. Women will be allowed to go first.

Pay attention to discretion when talking to Italians, and generally talk about work, news and football; No politics, no football. Italians are forbidden to cross handshakes and the number "13".

Italians are afraid of chrysanthemums (for funerals).

The wedding and funeral customs in Italy are similar to those in other European countries, and the ceremonies are mostly related to religious ceremonies. Italian marriage needs to go through two ceremonies: engagement (exchange of engagement rings) and marriage (divided into civil affairs and church wedding). March and April are the peak times for Italian youth to choose to get married. Italians are not allowed to divorce before May 1974. 1974 After the referendum in May, the divorce rate of Italians remained high.

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