What are the characteristics of American culture?

1, informal

Americans are famous for their informality. In the office building, people can often see "white-collar workers" sitting in the office without a coat and tie. When talking on the phone, they will lean back in their chairs, put their feet on the table and "talk" on the phone for a long time. On the university campus, American professors walked into the classroom in jeans and Nike shoes. What's more, when American professors talk about energy, they will sit on the podium and talk about it in Kan Kan, regardless of age or sex. The more common situation is the easy-going and relaxed relationship between father and son and mother and daughter in the United States. Whether in movies or in real life, we often see American elders patting each other's shoulders and shooting freely. All this stems from the informal habits of Americans.

2. Titles and titles

Because Americans emphasize equality and their social hierarchy is relatively weak, they have no title of family inheritance. On the contrary, Americans like to use professional titles as titles because they are "earned" by themselves, not passed down from generation to generation. Here are some examples: Judge Harry, Senator Smith, General Clark, Dr. Brown, Professor Green, Father White, Teacher Cohen, Bishop Gray, etc. Americans call people from other industries "Mr", "Miss" and "Mrs".