What colors are taboo in Turkey?

Question 1: What colors do Turks love? Turks love green, white and scarlet. Purple and yellow are forbidden because yellow signifies death. The base triangle should be used with caution in Turkey; the green triangle is a sign of free supplies. They are absolutely forbidden to use floral colors when decorating their rooms and living rooms, because the folk have always believed that floral colors are bad omens and forbidden colors.

Question 2: Turkey taboo what clothing? Never heard of it. I wear all colors in Turkey. The guy who was fined probably met an extortionist. In Turkey, women are only not allowed to wear shorts when entering the *** temples, and in places like the Blue *** Temple, there are people at the entrance to give aprons to female tourists who wear shorts.

Question 3: Turkish Customs and Taboos Turkish Customs and Taboos

It is taboo to pass things or food with the left hand, as it is considered unclean, and using the left hand to pass things or food is a great disrespect to people, and it is suspected of insulting them.

On the married man and woman or lovers in the public **** occasions of mutual intimacy is extremely disgusted and disgusted, that is a kind of behavior that hurt the morals.

The number 13 is taboo among Christian Turks, who consider it to be inauspicious and an omen of bad luck and disaster.

Turks do not like to discuss politics and the Cyprus-Greece conflict with their guests.

Pork is forbidden in Turkey, but alcohol is allowed.

The general character of the social customs of the Turks can be summarized in these words:

Details of Turkish life

The Turks like to invite their guests to their homes and are sure to be very attentive. Coffee, cigarettes, snacks and fruits are tasted by the guests and they are invited to come back again.

In Turkey, people retain an ancient tradition and generally have a special feeling for garlic. Therefore, people are willing to hang a few cloves of garlic in front of their houses to turn bad luck into good.

They love it when foreigners speak to them in Turkish, even if they have just learned to speak to them.

Turkey is one of the most famous culinary kingdoms in the world. Their culinary skills are widely spread and influential in many countries in the Middle East and North Africa. They are happy to have others taste and appreciate their delicious food.

They like to talk about non-controversial international issues, family, careers and hobbies.

They love flowers, especially tulips. The tulip is a symbol of happiness and a token of love in the minds of Turks and is honored as the national flower.

Green, white and scarlet are preferred as they give a positive impression.

Question 4: the French most taboo what color Black: is serious, solemn sign. Many countries in Europe and the United States where the solemn and serious occasions are wearing black clothing.

Blue: In many Western countries, blue is seen as a symbol of bad luck.

Yellow: mostly indicates bad luck. The Brazilians use brownish-yellow as a color of mourning; Syrians avoid yellow as it signifies death; and Pakistanis also avoid yellow as it is the color for monks.

Green: The Japanese are most jealous of green, believing that it symbolizes bad luck.

Dark green: This is the most taboo color for the French because it was the color of the Nazi uniforms.

Flower color: Turks believe that flower color represents bad omen. They like to use plain colors when decorating their rooms and living rooms, and absolutely forbid floral colors.

Red: a taboo color for Thais

Question 5: What are the customs and taboos when traveling to Turkey Turkish customs and taboos

Taboos with the left hand to pass things or food, that the left hand is unclean, the use of the left hand to pass things or food is a great disrespect to the person, and there is a suspicion of insulting people.

On the married man and woman or lovers in the public **** occasions of mutual intimacy is extremely repulsive and disgusting, that is a kind of behavior to hurt the morals.

The number 13 is taboo among Christian Turks, who consider it to be inauspicious and an omen of bad luck and disaster.

Turks do not like to talk about politics and the conflict between Cyprus and Greece in their conversations with their guests.

Pork is forbidden in Turkey, but alcohol is allowed.

The general character of the social customs of the Turks can be summarized in these words:

Details of Turkish life

The Turks like to invite their guests to their homes and are sure to be very attentive. Coffee, cigarettes, snacks and fruits are tasted by the guests and they are invited to come back again.

In Turkey, people keep an old traditional custom, and generally have a special feeling for garlic. Therefore, people are willing to hang a few cloves of garlic in front of their houses to turn bad luck into good.

They love it when foreigners speak to them in Turkish, even if they have just learned to speak to them.

Turkey is one of the most famous culinary kingdoms in the world. Their culinary skills are widely spread and influential in many countries in the Middle East and North Africa. They are happy to have others taste and appreciate their delicious food.

They like to talk about non-controversial international issues, family, careers and hobbies.

They love flowers, especially tulips. The tulip is a symbol of happiness and a token of love in the minds of Turks and is honored as the national flower.

Green, white and scarlet are preferred, as these colors give a positive impression.

Question 6: What country like what color or taboo what color The French mostly love blue, white and red, they are taboo colors are mainly yellow and dark green

The Japanese do not like purple, think it is the shade of sadness, the most jealous of the green, think it is an ominous omen;

The Americans Intimate love of white, white is a symbol of purity; prefer yellow, think it is a symbol of harmony; like blue, white and scarlet, think it is a symbol of harmony; like blue, white, and scarlet, and respected as the national flower. Think it is a symbol of harmony; like blue and red, think it is a symbol of good luck, they taboo black. Think black is a symbol of solemnity, is the color of funeral

The Mexicans are particularly fond of white flowers. Because they believe that white flowers can drive away evil spirits. Avoid purple think purple color is an ominous color, because only the coffin painted this color.

Thai people Taboo brown, but like red, yellow.

Koreans cherish white

Question 7: What are the taboos on colors in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia Myanmar is most fond of solid colors. The Buddhist monk's uniform is sunflower yellow, which is the only color with religious significance.

Sri Lanka red (***), green (Conservative Party) has important political significance, usually party members wear these two colors.

The color green in Malaysia usually has religious significance, but can also be used in business. Yellow represents *** the color of the religious monarch. Malaysians absolutely *** yellow clothes and even Chinese living in Malaysia avoid yellow color.

In the Philippines their favorite colors are, in order: red, green, blue, dark purple, orange, and yellow. Especially vivid red and yellow are very popular with the locals living in the Philippine Islands.

Thailand is particularly fond of solid colors, from clothing to advertising. Thais generally prefer red, white, and blue. Yellow is the color that symbolizes the throne of Thailand. According to their habits, still popular traditional "week color": Sunday - red; Monday - yellow; Tuesday - pink. -Yellow; Tuesday - Pink; Wednesday - Green; Thursday - Orange; Friday - Orange. --Orange; Friday - light blue; Saturday - light purple.

*** Religious States and Israel

*** Egypt *** and the State Generally speaking, the favorite color of the Egyptians is green, and most of the uneducated, believe that blue avoids evil. Egyptians traditionally have a special love for primary colors, often the following three colors with the use of: red, yellow, blue; red, blue, white; deep red, light yellow, white; dark blue, light blue, white; blue, pure yellow, black. Various ancient traditions are still maintained in Egypt to this day. Lotus and crocodile are seen as sacrosanct as Egyptian totems.

Iraq *** and the country Iraqi's favorite colors are *** religionists like green and black. In Iraq, all foreign reception agencies use red for marking and gray for police cars. In addition, dark blue is worn during mourning. The olive green color of the flag is shunned in business because it carries a totemic consciousness.

Israeli Israelis are very fond of white and sky blue, but do not use these colors in business. During the Middle Ages, the Jewish people living in various countries around the world were forced to wear yellow. Later, when Hitler came to power and the Jews were enslaved by fascism, they were forced to revert to wearing yellow, and as a result, the color yellow is viewed as an inauspicious symbol in Israel and is hated by the people. In Judaism, the sacred colors are red, blue, purple and white colors. For Christianity, green has a deeper meaning than blue. In the Hebrew and Christian traditions, color symbolism is still celebrated today. Blue is the color that primarily represents God (the ruler of all things). Green represents faith, eternal life, and meditation. The green used at Easter symbolizes the resurrection of Jesus and the light green symbolizes baptism.

Pakistan Pakistanis generally prefer solid colors. The emerald green of the national flag is the most popular universal color. Yellow is particularly unpopular due to religion and prejudice.

Syria Yellow is the color that symbolizes death, and is greatly hated by *** religionists. Syrians' favorite colors, in order of preference, are: blue, red, and green.

Kingdom of Morocco People in the eastern part of Morocco are particularly fond of red and yellow; people in the western part of the country have a deep prejudice against the two colors.

Tunisia *** and the State of Tunisia is also a *** religious country, and therefore especially like green, followed by white and red. White and blue are very popular with the Jewish community in the country.

Turkey **** and the country generally prefers solid colors, especially crimson and white.

The Federal Republic of Germany*** and the State of Germany, for political reasons, have a particular prejudice against the following colors. For example, teal, black, dark blue shirts and red ties are particularly annoying. In general, people love solid colors, especially in the south more than in the north.

The Netherlands prefers orange and blue, especially orange, which is widely used in people's festivals.

France has a strong aversion to hairy green clothing, for the reason that it reminds one of the uniforms of the old German army. In France, men have a preference for blue garments and women for pink ones. The opposite is true in eastern France.

The green color of the traditional Irish Dutch purple cloud (the national flower of Ireland) is the favorite color. In general, strong colors are preferred over intermediate colors. As a color bias, they hate orange, which represents the Protestant church. The colors that symbolized orientation in ancient Ireland were: black (north), white (south), purple (east), and dark brown (west).

In Italy green symbolizes the beautiful country, white symbolizes the snow of the Alps and the spirit of justice and peace-loving, and red denotes patriotic fervor. ... >>

Question 8: Going to Turkey, what do you need to pay attention to 1. Need to bring more small denomination bills. Because the Turkish lira devaluation is very strong, (the best every day to change some separate) so here exchange currency when the dollar only in not. You can only exchange all the dollar bills without change.

2. Because the Turkish lira is too large, when you use it, be sure to see how many zeros are on it. In particular, be careful, 10 million and one million color is a bit similar.

3. When you arrive at the airport, you will find an information center where you can ask for information about transportation, hotels, tourist attractions, maps and brochures. There is a bank right next to the information center, and the interest rates are slightly lower than in the city (you have to pay a fee). From the airport to the city should not take more than an hour, 10 million Turkish lira.

4. The climate is Mediterranean, sometimes there are showers, but they are very short.

5. When shopping, you can bargain. Also use the prices of related items in the country as a reference.

6. Beware of subtle scams, keep an eye on your passport, the police wear official uniforms, and those who ask to check your passport in plain clothes are scammers.

7. If you have an expired visa, you will only have to pay a fine at the airport when you leave the country.

8. Turkish visa - Turkish Consulate General in Shanghai, Shanghai Huaihai Zhong Road 1375 Qihua Building, Block 13B Qihua Mansion, there are many consulates stationed in Qihua Mansion.

9:30 - 12:00 is the time to receive applications. (021-64746838)

16:00 - 17:00 is the time to collect the visa.

Attachment: About passport and visa

Passport

Procedures to be fulfilled by the applicant

1, submit to the local public security organ where the applicant's household registration is located, complete and affixed with a recent frontal photo of the applicant's own, "Application for Approval of Chinese Citizens to Leave the Country" in duplicate and two photographs (photograph (photo)), and the application will be submitted to the local public security organ.

2, the submission of documents corresponding to the cause of departure (such as invitations to business visits, etc.);

3, the applicant's resident identity card or hukou, and submit a copy of it.

Collection of passports and documents

1. The applicant or the legal guardian of the applicant collects the passport and documents with his/her ID card; at the same time, a receipt is issued. If more than one person applies for business trip abroad, one of them or the legal representative can collect the passport and documents with the ID card of all applicants.

2, local, state, city (county) applicants need to receive passports and documents in the provincial Public Security Bureau of Exit and Entry Administration, with the relevant local, state, city (county) Public Security Bureau of Exit and Entry Administration issued consent to the applicant's Exit and Entry Administration of the Provincial Public Security Department to receive passports and documents, "Notice of Approval" to receive the card.

3, the applicant to receive the passport, exit card and related documents carefully checked for accuracy, the applicant in the "license (card) signature", signed with a pen.

Private ordinary passport: mainly issued to the settlement, visiting relatives, friends, inheritance of property, self-financed study, employment, tourism and other personal affairs abroad and settled in foreign countries of Chinese citizens.

In principle, Chinese passports are issued to Chinese citizens over 16 years of age, and those under 16 years of age share a passport with their parents or guardians. If necessary, a separate passport can be issued for children under the age of 16.

Passports for Chinese citizens leaving the country on personal business are issued by the Ministry of Public Security or local public security organs authorized by the Ministry of Public Security.

The validity period of an ordinary passport is determined according to the different circumstances and needs of the licensee, but the maximum period is not more than five years. It can be extended before the expiration date, but each extension shall not exceed the original validity period of the passport. Passports issued to children under 16 years of age are valid for five years. All passports of the People's Republic of China are valid in all countries of the world.

Visa

1, proof of employment;

2, proof of salary;

3, the company's permission to leave the certificate;

4, three photos. Passport-specific (my recent front photo without a crown, photo size two inches)

Question 9: What colors do Turks like? Turks love green, white and scarlet. Purple and yellow are forbidden because yellow signifies death. The base triangle should be used with caution in Turkey, and the green triangle is a sign of free supplies. They are absolutely forbidden to use floral colors when decorating their rooms and living rooms, because the folk have always believed that floral colors are bad omens and forbidden colors.

Question 10: Turkey taboo what clothing? Never heard of it. I wear all colors in Turkey. The guy who was fined probably met an extortionist. In Turkey, women are only not allowed to wear shorts when entering *** temples, and in places like the Blue *** Temple, there are people at the entrance to give aprons to female tourists who wear shorts.