What are the differences in life between China and Britain?

1. In terms of titles, in the West, titles are relatively general. One title can cover many titles in China.

2. In terms of communication language, Chinese people usually nod when meeting, shake hands or bow hands, bow slightly and then shake hands. However, Westerners think that bowing shows inferiority. Hugs are the most common greetings and farewells, and kisses and hand kisses are also more common.

Common 3. For banquets, wine culture has a long history in China and is considered indispensable in social occasions such as doing business and making friends.

If the wine glass is not empty, the tea will not be enough.

In the West, people usually drink beer and wine and do not like to drink alcohol.

In China, banquets like to have separate dishes on the same table, but in the West, they think it is unhygienic and implement a separate meal system.

When Chinese people have a banquet, they drink, sing and dance.

In the West, there is less noise, less movement, and more dining procedures.

4. Taboo customs: Chinese people don’t like to say 4 because it has the same pronunciation as “death”. They believe that 8 and 6 are auspicious, prefer even numbers, and pursue pairs.

Westerners don’t like 13.5, daily behavioral habits. In China, people’s boundaries on personal privacy are far less profound, and people don’t care about others’ general understanding of their lives.

In daily life, Chinese people express their enthusiasm by visiting others.

Westerners, on the other hand, need to make an appointment with this person before visiting. A sudden visit will cause the interviewee to be unhappy because it will disrupt other people's work arrangements.

Westerners are more taboo about others inquiring into their privacy.

Chinese people are more enthusiastic, willing to help others, and like to ask others if they can help.