Basic knowledge of amusement etiquette 1, travel-look ahead and be merciful.
Walking etiquette can't be ignored on the crowded road in full view.
(1) Abide by laws and regulations and go your own way. When crossing the road, look left and right, pay attention to the traffic lights and take the zebra crossing. Don't grab the road with bicycles and motor vehicles, and don't trample on flower beds and green spaces.
(2) Good gait and civilized behavior. Walk naturally, lightly and forcefully. Don't drag your feet, let alone dance on the road. Look straight ahead, or look naturally, instead of looking around.
(3) when parallel, pay attention to the position. Noble and safe places should be reserved for the elderly, respectable people and ladies, so men or young people often walk outside. Under normal circumstances, three or four people should not walk side by side on the road, which is "bullying" and affects others' travel.
(4) Lu Yu make friends, enthusiasm. You can say hello when you meet friends and acquaintances, but don't make a noise and disturb others. If you want to stop talking, you should stand by and talk while walking.
5] behave gracefully and pay attention to hygiene. Smoking and eating while walking, especially cakes and ice cream, is neither elegant nor hygienic. Also note: don't throw away food wrapping paper, packaging boxes, beverage cans, etc.
[6] Asking the way is polite and beneficial. Pay attention to manners when asking the way, and avoid using disrespectful names such as "hello", "hello" and "old man". Thank others for pointing out. If you meet someone asking for directions, you should help them enthusiastically. If you don't know, you should tell them the truth and apologize to them.
I used to be polite to each other to facilitate communication with people. On crowded roads, we should take the initiative to give way to the elderly, women and children, the sick and disabled, and don't grab the road. When holding something in your hand, be careful not to interfere with others' walking.
2. Don't ignore the traffic safety comity.
Drivers should not only look at the traffic lights, but also pay attention to civilized appearance and words.
(1) Pay attention to the image. Cars are a flowing landscape on the expressway. The car body should be kept clean, and drivers should also pay attention to their own cleanliness. It is not advisable to drive with bare arms or wearing sexy clothes.
(2) Be polite in words and deeds. Be careful not to get in the way when parking, and queue up when refueling. Don't yell at other drivers, especially new drivers. Once there is friction between cars, don't blame and abuse each other, let alone hit people.
(3) concentrate on driving. Do not drive under the influence of alcohol or fatigue. Concentrate on driving, don't be distracted by watching the surrounding scenery, talking, talking on the mobile phone and looking around.
(4) be polite to others. Drivers should wait patiently for pedestrians to cross the road and don't grab the road with pedestrians. On windy and rainy days, you must slow down and walk slowly to avoid splashing water on others. When someone else's car passes by, you should slow down, not speed up.
5] Use the horn carefully. Obey the traffic regulations on the use of loudspeakers. Don't honk your horn in quiet places such as community and campus. When you pick someone up at someone's house, you should get off and ring the doorbell, not the car horn.
[6] Don't forget environmental protection. The garbage in the car should be cleaned up and thrown into the trash can. Don't throw things or spit outside the carriage, and don't throw them directly on the ground after parking to pick up garbage.
3, ride-polite, orderly and convenient.
In the narrow space of the bus, riding etiquette is very important.
(1) Get on and off in an orderly manner. You should follow the rules of getting on at the front door and getting off at the back door, or wait for the passengers who get off the bus to queue up in an orderly way. Don't worry. When getting off the bus, make preparations in advance, politely ask other passengers to give way so as to get close to the door, and don't wait until the station arrives before pushing out. Passengers who don't get off the bus should also take the initiative to give way and let the car clear customs as soon as possible.
(2) consciously purchase tickets. Before getting on the bus, you should prepare change in advance, consciously put in coins or buy tickets, and it is beneath your dignity to skip tickets in order to save some money on the bus.
(3) to take the initiative to comity. Passengers who are old, weak, sick, disabled, pregnant or carrying on the bus should take the initiative to give up their seats and not compete for seats with them. You should apologize if you accidentally bump into someone, and the other person should understand and not be rude.
(4) Keep the carriage clean. Don't smoke or eat food with shells on the bus, don't throw cigarette butts, shells, nuts and food packaging bags on the ground or outside the window, and don't spit outside the window. This is very impolite.
5] Be gentle and dignified. Don't go into battle shirtless, lest you disturb others. Don't cross your legs, especially sitting in an aisle seat. Don't stretch your feet too long, and don't tilt your legs too high, so as not to affect the passage of others or dirty their clothes and pants.
4. fly-give the stewardess a smile.
Aircraft is a modern and fast means of transportation, and flight etiquette has its special requirements:
(1) Be patient with the formalities. No matter what kind of flight you take, you have to go through flight procedures such as ticket inspection and security inspection. Passengers are requested to understand, wait patiently and cooperate actively. In order not to delay boarding, passengers should arrive at the airport about an hour in advance.
(2) Respect the flight attendants. When you get on and off the plane, the stewardess will stand at the door of the cabin to meet the passengers. Passengers should show their thanks or nod their heads. It's impolite not to show anything. In flight, if you need service, you can press the call button overhead or wave to the flight attendant, but don't get up, shout loudly, and thank you politely after receiving the service. During the flight, we should actively cooperate with the guidance and service of flight attendants.
(3) take care of others. After boarding the plane, under the guidance of the flight attendant, find your seat as soon as possible, put away your luggage and don't stay in the aisle. If the luggage can't fit into the suitcase, the flight attendant should arrange to put it in the designated place. When flying, you should also take good care of the passengers around you. Don't inconvenience others because of your convenience. For example, if you want to lower your back when sitting in a seat, you should first inform the people in the back row to get ready, and don't suddenly put down the seat back.
5. Elevator-pay attention to getting in and out.
(1) Don't worry. If there are many people waiting, don't crowd at the door. Leave room for the people in the elevator, let them come out and then enter in an orderly way. Don't be too polite and modest, so as not to delay time.
(2) Operating the button is the job of the younger generation or subordinates, so the person with the lowest qualifications in the elevator should stand in front of the elevator switch and press the button for the lady, boss, elder or guest, and ask them to get out of the elevator first.
(3) Even if the people in the elevator don't know each other, the people standing at the switch should do a good job of switching buttons and wait for the people who come.
(4) Don't talk loudly in the elevator, don't smoke, don't litter, and don't dress up in front of the mirror.
5] After entering the elevator, stand facing the door to avoid face-to-face embarrassment.
[6] In the elevator, passengers try to stand in a concave shape, leaving room for the latecomers to stand.
Once you get to the top floor, don't stand by the door, so as not to affect others' access.
6. It's also pleasant to meet each other on the trip.
When traveling, you need to spend a long time on long-distance buses, trains and passenger ships. In addition, you need to communicate with passengers in the same boat. Please note:
(1) Observe order. When you get on the bus, you should bring your luggage, tickets and boat tickets in advance so that the crew can check in as soon as possible. Then, sit down as soon as possible and don't stay in the aisle for too long. Everyone should take care of each other, use the luggage rack reasonably and don't crowd too many people. If there are old people and ladies around, take the initiative to help them put their luggage away.
(2) Pay attention to public health. Don't spit and litter in cars and boats. Pay attention to keep clean when going to the toilet. Don't smoke in the carriage or cabin. Flight attendants should take the initiative to cooperate when cleaning.
(3) Pay attention to personal image. Traveling by car or boat in summer is sometimes unbearable, even so, men should not be shirtless, wearing vests or shorts. When undressing on a sleeper train or passenger ship, turn your back on other passengers. A lady can't make up or tidy her clothes in front of others. Try to avoid making noise in bunk beds.
(3) Treat people with courtesy. Be polite to the passengers around you. You can greet each other with a smile, and then get to know and communicate with each other through introduction, participation in entertainment, and timely extending a helping hand. We should also respect flight attendants, especially their work, and should not increase their workload.
(4) Speak moderately. First, it is not appropriate to joke loudly, so as not to hinder others. Second, don't ask others casually, especially women's age, marriage and other personal privacy; Don't talk about unhealthy and unpleasant topics. Third, don't be too enthusiastic. If the other person has no desire to speak, you can't force, you can't force others to leave your address, and you can't easily disclose personal information yourself.
5] Say goodbye politely. After arriving at the destination, pack your luggage, say goodbye to other passengers politely, queue up to get on and off in an orderly way, and don't rush each other, so that the old, the weak, the sick and the pregnant can go first.
7, travel-travel to see the taste.
Tourism is usually a relaxing activity, so some people feel that they can get rid of the shackles and do whatever they want without the eyes of family, teachers and leaders. In fact, the more free you are, the more you should pay attention to "cautious independence" and self-discipline, and the more you can test your character education.
(1) Take care of tourist attractions, brick by brick, grass by tree. Don't climb flowers and trees, don't scribble at will, don't touch precious cultural relics, don't visit Doby animals in tourist attractions, and pay attention to fire prevention on the mountain.
⑵ Keep the environment clean and tidy. Tourists have the responsibility and obligation to keep the environment clean and tidy when sightseeing. Don't make noise and laugh and play at will where you need quiet viewing. After the picnic, be sure to clean up the garbage and throw it into the garbage bin or garbage point. Don't be thrown away by untrustworthy hands, and don't pee anywhere.
(3) take care of others. On the way to travel, tourists should treat each other with courtesy and take the initiative to be humble. For example, when walking in narrow winding paths, bridges and caves, you should take the initiative to give way to women, children and children, instead of rushing. If you accidentally offend others, you should apologize in time. If you are traveling with a group, you must obey the arrangement of the tour guide and get the consent of the tour guide before you leave the group. Don't get carried away when you are free, miss the time to return to the team, and let the whole team worry about you.
(4) Observe public order. When there are many people buying tickets or seeing a scenic spot, you should consciously queue up, and don't crowd first and then crowd, creating confusion.
Pay attention to personal image. Clothing can be comfortable and natural when traveling in mountains and rivers, sportswear and casual clothes can be used, but don't be naked and unsightly; Young couples and newlyweds are naturally close when playing together, but it is impolite to be too close in public. When traveling to ethnic minority areas, while enjoying the unique ethnic customs, you should do as the Romans do and respect local customs and some religious rules, otherwise you may make a big mistake because of trivial matters.
Seven taboos for tourists
Dirty: Regardless of public health, littering everywhere. Second, avoid making noise: make a loud noise in public places. Three bogeys: don't talk about order and compete for seats. Four taboos: vulgar words and deeds, such as leisurely smoking in non-smoking areas; After asking the way, he left without saying "thank you". Five taboos are lazy. Some tourists not only take off their shoes at the banquet, but also put their feet on chairs or sit cross-legged. Six bogeys: It is equally embarrassing to dress appropriately but behave inappropriately. If someone is squatting in the street in a suit and tie. Seven bogeys: Some tourists seem to be particularly angry when they encounter disputes. When something goes wrong with them, they either swear or kick.
8. Going abroad-the image of the motherland in my heart.
Everyone who goes abroad is a representative of the image of China people. If you don't obey the rules, it will hinder your dignity, but it will damage the image of the country. In addition to paying attention to daily etiquette, foreigners should also pay special attention to:
(1) clothing. A suit is a dress for formal occasions. Pay attention to standardization and neatness when wearing a suit. Try not to wear a suit in informal social occasions. It is not advisable to wear vest, shorts and slippers to dinner or go out in public places.
(2) diet. Europeans are used to using table manners to measure each other's level, so don't make any noise when eating, even in Chinese restaurants. If you eat western food, you should pay more attention to western etiquette and have a civilized meal.
(3) accommodation. Don't walk out of the room in pajamas and slippers; When you go shopping, you should bring your hotel card in case you get lost. Generally bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, slippers and other supplies. Drinks in hotel rooms are very expensive. Don't move if you don't drink, lest the hotel computer automatically keep accounts.
(4) travel. Spitting, littering and not obeying traffic rules will be severely punished. Smile or thank you in words after receiving the service. It is generally inappropriate to talk and laugh loudly in public places.
skill
Understand the relevant regulations of going abroad and the customs and habits of the country you are going to, so as to know fairly well, do as the Romans do and avoid taboos. Countries that have to tip service personnel should be aware of this.
9, shopping-you can't pretend to be a ghost.
"Customer is God", which is aimed at shop assistants. When you are a customer, don't play tricks, but also behave appropriately.
(1) Respect the shop assistants. Address shop assistants politely, such as "miss", "sir", "comrade" and "master", and don't shout "hello"; Be modest, don't talk to salespeople in an imperative tone, and use polite expressions such as "please" and "thank you". When the shop assistant is busy, he should wait patiently. Never knock on the counter or window by hand, and never pull the sleeve or skirt of the clerk.
Don't be too picky when shopping. Whether shopping in a supermarket or a general store, don't be indecisive and affect other customers' shopping. If you are not satisfied with the goods after seeing them, you should put them back intact, or ask the salesperson to help you re-select.
(3) Take the initiative to take responsibility for the damage to the goods. Be extra careful when choosing fragile, dirty and fragile items, and handle them with care. In case of accidental damage, you should take the initiative to compensate or buy the damaged things, and you can't refuse to admit it or escape quickly.
(4) consciously queue up. When you need to queue up for shopping or checkout, you should consciously obey the order. If you meet old people, patients, disabled people or customers in a hurry, be reasonable and let them buy or settle the bill first.
10, Theater-Don't spoil the elegant atmosphere.
Whether you are watching a movie or enjoying a theatrical performance, you should observe the theater etiquette.
(1) Pay attention to the neatness and propriety of clothes. When you go to the theater, you should dress neatly and in time. Never wear a vest, shorts or slippers, and never show your back topless.
(2) take care of others. The admission time should be a few minutes earlier than the opening time. If you are late for some reason, you should sit quietly as soon as possible. If the seat is in the middle, apologize to the audience in the same row and wear it sideways. Try not to shake your head after sitting down, so as not to affect the line of sight of people in the back row.
(3) keep quiet. Don't let the phone make noise. Generally speaking, it is not appropriate to whisper to your neighbor and not be a boring "commentator".
(4) Pay attention to hygiene. Smoking in the theater is bound to cause air pollution in the venue and harm the health of others. It must be strictly prohibited. And don't eat snacks in the stadium.
5] Respect the actors' labor. If something unusual happens during the performance, don't hiss, whistle or throw things on the stage. Don't forget to applaud warmly after the performance.
[6] Pay attention to exit etiquette. Don't leave after the performance and before the curtain call of the actors, don't make noise, and don't block others' sight. This is disrespectful to the actors, and it also affects others' watching. This is very impolite. Don't be in a hurry when you leave. Try to be polite to the ladies and elders.
1 1, environmental protection-you can't forget it wherever you go.
Caring for the environment belongs to the category of social morality and is also the basic requirement of social etiquette. Wherever you go, you should take good care of the environment and stop others from doing things that damage the environment.
Love nature and protect green mountains, green waters and blue sky. Whether it is development and production, building roads and houses, outdoor activities, film and television shooting, we should try our best to discharge less smoke and dust, discharge less sewage, destroy less vegetation, cut down less trees and fill less water, and pay special attention not to dump garbage and sewage into rivers and lakes at will.
Take care of flowers and trees. Walking, driving and playing are not allowed to trample on the grass and damage flowers and trees.
Take care of wild animals. Do not eat rare animals and plants; Don't buy rare animal fur products.
Establish the concept of environmental protection consumption. Save electricity, water, paper, gas and other resources, and turn off the faucet and electrical switch at will. Try to avoid using disposable lunch boxes, chopsticks, etc. Make the best use of everything, reduce garbage and reduce white pollution of shopping bags.
Take care of public property. Shall not damage public facilities, roads, cables, garbage bins, telephone booths, loungers, fitness equipment and other municipal facilities.
Keep public places clean and tidy. Do not occupy the road, do not pile up personal belongings, do not scribble, do not post small advertisements.
Keep the environment clean. No littering, no spitting, no smoking, no chewing gum and no noise. No one should urinate anywhere, and adults with children should pay special attention to this in public places. Street shops and food stalls should not throw water or garbage everywhere. No unit or individual is allowed to burn garbage at will and pollute the air.