Sweden

Swedes Swedes are tall, blond, and wear woolen hats in winter. They are shy, reserved, conscientious and diligent by nature, and rarely smile to themselves. Swedes like to follow their own habits and get up at 5:30 every morning just to have enough time to read the morning paper before setting off for work. ——Since work always starts after eight o'clock, it can be inferred that Swedes do not read that fast. In addition to themselves, Swedes usually focus on things in order: money, career, home, ice hockey, and then family. They also love animals, mostly dogs. It was not unusual for them to spend hours walking through town streets with a giant Altai bulldog on the back of their bicycles. Swedes are generally punctual, honest, trustworthy, clean, have their own teeth, and are law-abiding. The basis for saying they are law-abiding is particularly evident at pedestrian intersections. No matter how bad the weather is, they would rather stand in the rain and get soaked than run through a red light with no traffic coming. Likewise, they always wear their seat belts, never drink and drive, always pay their TV bills and file their taxes on time, and always carry a plastic bag when walking their dog. Wait and go, no matter what. Swedes are very alert and rarely act impulsively except when they sneeze. For them, all decisions are a matter of life and death. To give a simple example, they will taste at least ten different cheeses before making up their mind to buy only 20 grams of any one of them. It is this vigilance that prevents them from easily throwing themselves into the marriage boat. They would first live with a woman, have a child or two, and then - if no problems were discovered - propose to her. When it comes to marriage, Swedes are also quite different from most Europeans. Everything a housewife can do, from cooking to sewing a button, they can do better. In fact, this is also true. Except for breastfeeding the children, all housework is shared. Swedes like to appear knowledgeable and can spend hours studying important issues such as nuclear energy, the Third World, environmental pollution, the situation in South Africa, and the sexual habits of giant centipedes, while paying less attention to less important matters. Such as the name of the neighbor, or whether a certain type of beer should be banned, etc. When it comes to health care, most Swedes tend to be a bit blind. They regularly spent their weekends running in the nearest woods and spending hours in the basement riding bicycles fixed to the floor. Keeping hygiene in mind, many Swedes have given up smoking, sugar and evening coffee, going to bed after 10pm and hanging out with strangers. But what is most characteristic about Swedes is their sense of equality, that everyone is the same. In order to do this, they have the same last name, such as Svensson, Nilsson, or Persson, earn similar after-tax wages, have the same taste in furniture, dress alike, think alike, drive Volvos, and go to Majorca Spend your summer vacation. Swedes will never admit any prejudice. All foreigners looked like Swedes to them, even though they themselves had virtually no Yugoslav, Greek, Turkish, Polish, Italian, Finnish or Czechoslovak friends. In addition to names, living habits, growing vegetables in the kitchen, carrying a sword, robbing banks, living on social assistance, choosing a career, raising rabbits, beating your wife, speaking Swedish as if you put a stick of glue in your mouth, etc. In addition, they can be sure that foreigners are not much different from themselves. If anything else, I can put it simply: Swedes love the sun, hate long lines, like to be the first to board the bus, hate winter; enjoy sex, but do not tolerate gypsies, and believe in national health and Everything the welfare office says, but he doubts God, worships Ingemar Stenmark, only gets drunk when drinking, is a true patriot - even has the Swedish flag painted on his underwear, and visits the liquor store twice a week , but only visited his parents during the Christmas period, attended English classes, and so on. Of course, Swedes will inevitably be annoyed by some things

Danes

Danes behave elegantly in social situations, never speak loudly, and never appear anxious or panicked.

The Danes do things relatively slowly. Although they are the most relaxed among the Scandinavians, the Danes are still very serious, conservative and serious during working hours. Don't forget to shake hands when entering or leaving his office. It's best to adopt a softer sales attitude. If you are invited to the other party's home as a guest, you must bring flowers. It is best to send the flowers in advance, or bring some extraordinary and exquisite gifts. Be sure to be on time. This is the basic principle.

Danish people are kind-hearted, simple, not impatient, calm and kind. He has a strong sense of planning and everything is done in a step-by-step and orderly manner. Therefore, when things are done very slowly, such as business negotiations, you must follow the instructions from the beginning, otherwise, they will be ignored.

In Denmark, when you are invited to a private home, you should arrive within a quarter of an hour of the agreed time. It is customary to give the hostess a bouquet of flowers, chocolates, wine, etc. as gifts. At the dinner table, the Danes have many rules for toasting. Guests should not make a toast first, but must wait for the host to make a toast before they can make a toast. In addition, no one should touch the wine glass before the host says "please".

When Danes are talking to guests, they are always used to staying a little further apart, usually around 1.2 meters is more appropriate.

Dress and Etiquette Danes pay great attention to dressing neatly in formal social occasions. They usually wear suits and ties and are well-dressed. When holding a grand dinner, people are also accustomed to wearing evening clothes. However, in daily life, they dress more casually and wear all kinds of fashionable clothes. Many people like sportswear. In summer, tourists wearing swimming suits can be seen everywhere in some Danish seaside resorts.

Etiquette: Danes are generous in manners and bold in character. They like to stay a little further away when talking together. This is just a national habit, and it is not intended to alienate each other. They are actually very good at making friends from foreign countries. of. Danes are different from southern Europeans in that they have fewer restrictions and more freedom in behavior, but they also have many rules. For example, if you visit a local's home and the host asks you to take off your coat after entering the door, it means that the host is willing to keep you for a long time. Otherwise, it means that the host does not want to keep you for a long time.

Meeting Etiquette When Danish people meet guests in social situations, they generally shake hands as a courtesy. Some Danish girls still retain an ancient custom. When they meet distinguished men on elegant occasions, they often curtsey, and some extend their hands with their palms naturally drooping, which is a sign of asking the other party to kiss their hands. Danes do not like or even taboo four-person handshakes. When entertaining friends, they also believe that it is unlucky to light cigarettes for more than three people with a match or a lighter.

Dining Etiquette The Danish people’s staple food is mainly pasta, especially bread. As non-staple food, they like to eat beef and mutton. As vegetables, they often eat tomatoes, cabbage, etc. Danes like to drink, so every time they entertain guests, they always designate one person as the driver. He is a teetotaler, otherwise he will not be allowed to drive, no matter how much he drinks. They usually drink coffee, yogurt and scented tea. Etiquette for weddings and funerals The Danish government attaches great importance to popularizing sex education among citizens, and various schools across the country offer courses on sex knowledge. Young men and women show their emotions openly, communicate very freely, and dare to boldly pursue the person they love. Fishermen in Denmark's Valeros Islands have the custom of celebrating the Dolphin Fishing Festival. After the death of local people, there are two methods of burial and cremation. People who believe in Lutheranism hold funerals according to traditional religious ceremonies.

Business Etiquette The most suitable season for traveling to Denmark for business activities is from September each year to May of the following year. From June to September, local businessmen take many vacations. In addition, Denmark implements a five-day work system, and office hours are generally from 8 a.m. or 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Before negotiating with Danish businessmen, it is best to formulate a complete proposal and submit it to them. They do not like endless haggling. Danes are good at selling. Therefore, you should pay attention to planning when dealing with Danish businessmen. Only with high-quality products can you always successfully open the market. Tourism Etiquette Denmark has a well-developed tourism industry. It has civil aviation flights with good service to famous places around the world, and there are special tourist planes in the country. In Denmark, bicycles are as important a means of transportation as cars. There are more than 3 million bicycles in the country. This is Denmark One of the characteristics that makes it different from other European countries. You don’t have to tip when taking a taxi.

Main taboos: Danes taboo on 13th and Friday. They don't want anyone to disturb them and talk to them about official matters. They do not like to talk about political and social issues, nor do they like others to inquire about their private affairs.

Dutch people

We all know that the Netherlands is commonly known as the "Kingdom of Tulips" and "Kingdom of Windmills". The beautiful tulips and the "passionate" Don Quixote have left the mark of the Netherlands. . But I don’t know if you know that there is a saying in English: “Lets go Dutch!” When translated into Chinese, it means “AA system”. It seems to mean that the Dutch are stingy by nature, and they will make clear calculations with each other no matter what they do. , and highly recommends the "AA system". Therefore, Americans with a sense of humor extended "Let's be Dutch" to "AA system". The Dutch were once the most orthodox people in Europe and remain a model of cleanliness and hygiene. They are frank and open-minded. If you have ever been to the Netherlands, the most impressive thing you will remember is that none of the locals have curtains on their windows. "Why are we, as a family, afraid of being seen by outsiders when we are doing our own thing?" This is what an old Dutch man said. So, if you like to see "peepshows", the best place to go is the Netherlands.

For some of the new generation in the Netherlands, their behavior is completely opposite to that of the older people. They deliberately showed no hygiene and even refused to be baptized. In fact, these behaviors were just to express their dissatisfaction with the Dutch authorities. Their political leanings seemed to be anti-American. If you have to deal with these rebellious young people in your daily work, the best response is to listen to their point of view and then express your point of view without anger. They seem to appreciate honest dissent and are less likely to pester you about political issues once they see that you don't overreact to their criticisms. The so-called "one slap can't make a difference".

The Dutch are relatively simple and do not have the aristocratic atmosphere of the Belgians. Dutch businessmen also pay great attention to business ethics. This is because the Netherlands is a commercial country that relied on foreign trade and has a particularly deep understanding of trade. The Netherlands is a weak country, and the Dutch are the most supportive of European integration among the European member states. They hate the excessive nationalism of people in other European countries. The Dutch are highly educated and good at doing business.

As mentioned at the beginning of this article, for people who are good at calculating every detail, being able to do business is their natural talent. Traditionally, the Dutch are good at making money and managing money, but they have casually given up on the extraction of North Sea natural gas, which has reduced tax revenue. This fact still makes the Dutch feel unhappy. So, don't take this matter to ridicule the Dutch. It is entirely a family matter of the Dutch, and they are not eager to accept your friendly opinions and criticisms. The Dutch are willing to talk about the dizzying array of parties in politics and government, so you might as well spare some time in doing so.

Several of Europe's largest companies have close ties with the Netherlands (for example, Philips, Shell). The Dutch are good at establishing international business relationships and they are very competitive, as can be seen from their maritime salvage industry. They work just as hard as the Germans to get good contracts, and they will use their financial advantage to get extra benefits when dealing with you. Dutch rescue ship captains have been criticized for sometimes waiting until the owner of a stricken ship agrees to his terms before proceeding. They like to spend some time planning business agreements and meetings in advance, and they don't like you visiting them unannounced. This is not like in China, where people often say when they visit: "Nothing happened, I just happened to be passing by and came to take a look."

In terms of business habits, the Dutch will often insert small talk into their discussions, and they will also bring out coffee and drink while talking. After the interview, remember to write a letter to your opponent mentioning the interview in order to confirm what was negotiated. People from other countries generally do not speak Dutch, but they do speak many foreign languages. Almost everyone you meet speaks English and German. Therefore, you don't have to worry about language barriers when interacting with them. If they negotiate on their own, switch to Dutch, and they don't worry about leaking secrets even if you are around. The Dutch are sometimes unkind, but they think they can get along well with foreigners.

So, it’s not too difficult to deal with the Dutch, as long as you remember the phrase “Lets go Dutch!” and don’t just go out to eat with them without your wallet

Finns

The typical characteristics of Finns that I have read in many books are quiet and shy. They are not good at expressing themselves, but they are quite honest and can give people a strong sense of security. So every time I use "smile" to describe how Finnish people make me feel, there is a look of surprise on their faces. In fact, among the Finns I have met, there are indeed people who have expressionless and cold faces, but most of them still smile very friendly. Even if we don't know each other, we never say "hi" to each other when we smile. Feel embarrassed. Sometimes we are even used to smiling instead of words when we find it difficult to communicate. Xiaoshuai should be a very traditional Finn. He is calm, reserved and extremely kind. Compared with this generation of young people, he is a very special one. He doesn't like the noise in bars, and he doesn't like to treat feelings lightly. He likes He loves quiet activities like photography and loves every tiny life around him~~~ When walking on the road, he will smell every flower, pick up branches or garbage that others still have on the ground, and even lift them up if they are blown by the wind. Reverse bicycle~~~ At any time, he is so calm, listens to you so carefully, and answers your questions so patiently. Such a person is really incredible. Finns: You can’t live without fish. Just like Russians can’t live without vodka, Finns can’t live without fish. Finland has a long and winding coastline and thousands of lakes, large and small, and is blessed with unique aquatic resources. Salmon (i.e. salmon), Baltic herring, salmon, and freshwater cod have their own flavors and are prepared in a variety of ways, including smoking, grilling over an open fire, steaming, etc.

Summer is the best season to taste salmon, white fish and Baltic herring. Smoked salmon is the first choice for Finns at banquets. They wrap the fish in special paper and grill it. White fish, snapper and Baltic herring can also be smoked or grilled. Use birch plywood to sandwich a row of herring neatly and grill it. Such grilled fish is not only extremely tender, but also has a faint fragrance of birch.

July to September is the season for Finns to taste a kind of crayfish called "crayfish", and they often hold "crayfish parties". The most appetizing thing in winter is the burbot, white fish and other trout and salmon fish just fished out of the ice holes. In winter, the meat of these fish becomes extremely tender and delicious, and is best eaten raw and salted.

Norwegians

We often say: The soil and water support the people. The Norwegians living near the Arctic Circle have a very special character. Some friends in China often write to me asking. In their eyes, Norway is too far away from China, so Norwegians are as mysterious as "polar bears". Some friends asked me to draw a sketch of Norway so that people in our country can understand Norwegians "at a glance". In fact, Norway, like any other country, is an "all-inclusive" society, and the Norwegians living in this society are also "all-inclusive". As the saying goes: Ten fingers are not even equal, and there are naturally many differences between people. The same is true in Norway. Some are of a higher grade and some are of a lower grade. All in all, my sketches of Norway can only be broad strokes and cannot be exhaustive.

Norwegians have cold faces, serious expressions, and are not good at talking, let alone taking the initiative to interact with others. Foreigners who first come to Norway will have the same first impression of Norwegians. I have also been deeply aware of this since I came to Norway. Experience, this can also be regarded as the first sketch I drew of a Norwegian. When you meet Norwegians in public places such as airports, stations, banks, post offices, etc., and they nod to you enthusiastically, most people tend to "turn a blind eye" and pass you by; if you go there by plane or train When traveling abroad, if the person sitting next to you is a Norwegian, don't expect him to "speak" to you. They may not even bother to raise an eyelid to you; I am in Norway, and there are more than a dozen neighbors around me. I don’t even know him, let alone have any contact with him. If you don't go to them, they will never come to you. According to Norwegian custom, it is very impolite for you to visit someone without any business, and you may end up being rejected. Therefore, I almost live a life of "no contact until old age" in Norway. Norway is a wealthy and peaceful country with fresh air and elegant environment. But from time to time I have the feeling that "every day seems like a year" because there are too few interpersonal interactions in Norway. Many Norwegians would rather take their dogs and cats for a walk, go for a walk, or go to the park than chat with others. If you want to live here, you must first be able to endure loneliness and monotony. If you don't have this "patience", you shouldn't come to Norway to "suffer foreign abuse". However, the "daunting" Norwegians are a bit "distinctive". Someone described it as: Norwegians' character is like a "hot water bottle", cold outside but hot inside. This is perfectly said. "Thermos" is my real sketch of the Norwegians. On the surface, Norwegians seem to be "rejecting others from thousands of miles away", but underneath the surface, there is a warm heart. When you get acquainted with them, they will smile and treat you warmly; Norwegians do not take the initiative to interact with others, but if you take the first step, they will take the second or even the third step; Norwegians generally Generally speaking, they are slow to accept new things, but once they identify them, they will accept them with all their might. For example, if a Chinese opens a new Chinese restaurant in downtown Oslo, there will definitely be "very few" patrons at the beginning. However, if his food is "high-quality and low-priced" and the service he provides is "warm and thoughtful," Norwegians will You will slowly accept him and recognize him, and then "enjoy it" and "frequently patronize" his restaurant. Many Chinese restaurant owners told me that doing business with Norwegians must not be a one-time deal. You must be trustworthy and have a long-term vision in doing business. The main thing you make is the money from "repeat customers". I met a lot of enthusiastic people while living in Norway. Once, our embassy went to visit Ibsen's former residence. We got lost along the way. Seeing the sun setting in the west, it was getting dark. If we couldn't find the place, the visit would be "in vain". Just when we were "in a hurry", an old couple happened to drive by here. We hurried up to ask. The old couple didn't say anything and drove ahead to lead the way. We drove "like a spark" for more than ten kilometers and finally got there before the door closed. Arrive at the visiting location. We got our wish, and the two old men drove away happily. I think the "hot water bottle" character of Norwegians mainly comes from their unique culture and life background. Norway is located in Northern Europe, with a vast territory, sparsely populated areas, and relatively harsh climate conditions. It lives a self-sufficient life and has few connections with the outside world. Norwegians living in this environment admire nature but are not good at interacting with others; they are kind and simple in nature, but are not good at speaking and expressing themselves. Even today, Norway has entered the ranks of developed countries, but their "bones" have still not been "cleansed" by "money". They have money, but in the eyes of many Norwegians, a "feasting" life is far less satisfying than skiing in the mountains, walking in the countryside, swimming in the sea, or sunbathing on the beach. No wonder some Norwegians want to build a wooden house in the mountains and forests, away from the noisy city. What they want is inner feeling and inner comfort, rather than external luxury and magnificence. This character of Norwegians is indeed similar to that of thermos bottles.

Portuguese

The general characteristics of Portuguese social customs can be summarized in these sentences:

Living in Portugal, Europe, the national character is very open-minded;

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Emotions are delicate and sincere, but reluctance to socialize is mixed;

The topic is happy to talk about bullfighting, and everyone respects and loves dianthus;

Taboo "thirteen" and " "Friday", it is believed that disaster will germinate when encountering it;

Staring at others means malicious intent, and violating it will lead to disaster.

The details of life have the following characteristics:

Portuguese people are open-minded and cheerful, with sincere and delicate feelings. They treat others with enthusiasm and sincerity, are willing to speak outspokenly, and do not want to bend around each other. They are conscientious and courteous in treating guests. Regardless of their status, they usually send guests to the door in person. The phenomenon of "men are superior to women" is more serious. Women do not have the rights that men generally enjoy, such as the right to vote, the right to choose a husband, and they are not even allowed to have independent accounts in banks. They cannot obtain a passport without their husband's permission, etc. What they have is the power to do heavy labor. . On their holidays, people generally enjoy picnics. In front of the castle, next to the windmill, and among the flowers on the roadside, they are all good places for picnics. Anyone who passes by will be warmly invited by them. They like to talk about the advantages of their country and some personal hobbies in small talk. Activities such as civilized bullfighting are even more topics they are happy to talk about.

They prefer dianthus as a symbol of revolution and victory. They often use it to congratulate each other and call it the national flower. They like lavender and wild goose red, because these flowers and plants have both ornamental value and economic value, and they also bring joy and happiness to people.

Portuguese personality characteristics: similar to those of Italians and Westerners

Spanish personality

The Spanish personality is a typical southern European personality, enthusiastic and optimistic Upward, unrestrained, and practical, they are quite different from the British's reserve, the German's rigidity, the Americans' restlessness, and the Japanese's seriousness.

One of the biggest characteristics of the Spanish character is optimism. They believe that people should not be slaves to life, but should be the master of life. They must be good at controlling life and arrange life in a rich and colorful way, only then can they have endless fun.

The second characteristic of the Spanish character is enthusiasm and generosity. Anyone who has come into contact with Spanish people will have the impression that they are cheerful and frank, easy to approach and make friends. Even if you meet a Spaniard for the first time, he will chat with you as freely as an old friend.

The third characteristic of Spanish character is self-reliance. They always like to do things themselves and are not willing to ask for help or rely on others. Even if you can't do it well, or if you are unable to do it, you are still determined to try, and you will not be upset even if you fail. They think that if they invest and work hard, they will gain something. Especially for things that are challenging and exciting, they have the courage to take risks and move forward courageously. Whether it is family education or social education, they all encourage this national spirit of overcoming all difficulties and continuous self-improvement.

Another characteristic of the Spanish character is that they do things according to the rules. Without rules, there is no circle. They have a famous saying: "Just do what it says." They believe that regulations are set by everyone and therefore cannot be broken, and they are very willing to use regulations to restrain and control themselves. Everyone is proud to abide by the regulations and believes that consciously abiding by the regulations is what modern civilized people must do. It embodies the essential qualities of modern civilized people.

Spanish personality traits: enthusiastic, unrestrained, like to have fun, and like everything with a beautiful appearance

Italian

Italian people are typical of southern Europeans Personality. They are hospitable and casual, but they do not have a strong sense of time and often miss appointments or are late.

When dining in Italy, it is the habit of Italians for men and women to sit separately. Generally speaking, the order of meals is that cold dishes are served first, followed by the first course with pasta, soup, rice or other staple food; the second course with fish, meat, etc., then sweets or fruits, ice cream, etc., and finally coffee. Pay attention to etiquette when dining and don't ask for too much at one time. During the meal, do not make any clinking noises with your knife and fork. When eating noodles, roll up the noodles with your fork and bring them to your mouth. Do not suck them with your mouth. Especially when using soup, do not make any noise. After each dish is finished, the knife and fork should be placed side by side on the plate to indicate that the dish has been used up. Even if there is any leftover, the waiter will remove the plate.

Italian people like to drink and are very particular about it. Generally, an aperitif is drunk before a meal, and the wine is determined according to the dishes during the meal. White wine is drunk when eating fish, and red wine is used when eating meat. You can also drink beer, water, etc. during the meal. Drink a small amount of hard liquor after a meal, add ice cubes. Italians rarely drink alcohol, and they don't have the habit of asking for alcohol during dinners. They just do it casually.

When you are invited to a friend's house, especially during the holidays, you should bring some gifts or souvenirs to the host. The packaging of gifts should be particular. After receiving the gift, the host will open the gift in front of the guest and say some polite words or words of thanks. In addition, when visiting an Italian home, it is better not to arrive early, but to arrive later

Italian Character

Italy is as long and narrow as a boot. It borders Austria, Switzerland, France, and Croatia to the north, and the African continent across the sea to the south. Historically, northern Italy has been occupied many times by Austria, Switzerland, France, etc., while southern Italy has been deeply influenced by Spanish and Arab culture, with very different historical backgrounds. In 1861, Italy realized the unification of the entire territory. Prior to this, localities were fragmented into independent city-states of varying sizes.

Just over 100 years cannot change the cultural characteristics of each place. Not only are there huge differences between the north and the south, each region maintains its own unique habits, traditions, history, food culture, language, and customs. Therefore, the personalities and temperaments of local people are also diverse.

It is rare to find a country with such diverse local customs within the same country. Italians are particularly proud of their hometown. There is a saying: "The church bells on every street are worth cherishing." This sentence reveals the deep affection for one's hometown and also shows the strong sense of competition with other places. This can also be seen in the boos and fights on the football field that lead to fatalities.

“Without love, life is unimaginable” - the cheerful southerner

Just like what was said above, when you meet an Italian for the first time, you will understand where he is from and how you will understand him. His life background is quite important. This is not only true for us foreigners, Italians also believe that knowing where the other person is from is a crucial factor when communicating.

First of all, from the appearance point of view, generally speaking, tall people with slightly golden skin, brown hair, and blue eyes are mostly northern Italians.

The further south you go, the shorter people get, and the color of their skin, hair, and eyes gets darker and darker. What we think of as bold, quintessentially Italian is actually southern Italian. --Can anyone on the forum verify Totti?

They are cheerful, happy and even chatty; they always put work second, and are most interested in drinking, dining, singing, dancing and falling in love... simple and simple Live life with enthusiasm. For these Southerners, life without love is simply unthinkable.

These men are eloquent and often complacent in imposing their will on others. But on the other hand, they are romantic and passionate at heart. Because of this, once they fall in love with each other, the outcome will be unpredictable, so be careful. They attach great importance to traditional customs. If you become his bride, they will invite two to three hundred people to a wedding banquet for two days and two nights in the square. It’s truly a “godfather” country. A wedding can actually become a grand festival.

On the surface, Southern Italians are jovial, informal, and easy to fall in love with, but in fact they also have a deep and delicate side. They attach great importance to the relationship with their family, even if both parties are Italian, they will find it difficult. It doesn't matter if you just fall in love. If you want to get married, without full communication and tacit understanding between families, it will be difficult to get married.

On the contrary, many northern Italians are progressive, ambitious, hard-working and striving for progress. They are not like the southerners who have fun and have no restraint. They also treat others appropriately and are more urban. Most professional women in the north hold the idea of ??equality between men and women.

Milan, like Shanghai, is like a melting pot, accommodating Italians from all over the world for work. Immigrants from the South become "Northernized" by their second generation. In Milan, you can often meet some "mixed-race" children whose parents were born in the south and the north respectively.

Both are Italians, but their appearance and temperament are very different due to the different regions where they were born. This is both incredible and interesting.

Italian personality traits: enthusiastic, unrestrained, informal, casual, attention to appearance, creative

British people

British people pay attention to clothing and dress It varies from time to time. They tend to judge people by their appearance, so pay special attention to appearance and attitude. The British are very particular about how they dress. As soon as they leave home, they must be well-dressed. Although the British no longer have the glory of the past, they are extremely conceited. Because people in the middle and upper classes live a comfortable life, they have developed a traditional "gentleman" and "lady" demeanor. But they are conservative and generally keen on sticking to the rules and being reserved and dignified. Most families like to show off old furniture, old furnishings, and old clocks passed down from previous generations. There are many "century-old stores" in London, the capital, and the more famous the store, the more intact it is in maintaining its original style or layout. Although the car engine has been replaced with a new model, the car model should try to remain the same as in the past. There are two post offices in London, which are open day and night, 365 days a year, and never take a break. It is said that this is preserved in accordance with the ancient British tradition.

British people are withdrawn, rigid in life, serious in doing things, not interested in external affairs, often taciturn, cautious about new things, and have a unique calm humor. They are conservative, indifferent, and don't reveal their emotions. Even if they have very sad things, they often don't show it. They rarely lose their temper, are patient, and are unwilling to have meaningless arguments with others. The British are very patient and never show any signs of anxiety under any circumstances.

British personality traits: rigid, conservative, conscientious in work, and polite to others

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