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In Schwaetzer, the birthplace of the Swiss, men generally wear knee-length trousers, wide-sleeved shirts and short coats; Women wear silk tops, long skirts and velvet vests.

Sacrificial ceremony

Catholic festivals in Switzerland have been handed down to this day. On festivals, people wear national costumes, sing, dance and pray. Children's Day Festival, also known as "Crazy Festival", participants wear masks, tie bags with green peas on their pants and chase each other. At this time, even the priest put on a mask and participated in the festival with people. In the mountainous areas, villagers wear gorgeous costumes and orchestras play music. After the ceremony, the priest went to the residents' homes to pray for the prosperity of people and animals.

Shepherd's Day

The day when shepherds in the Alps drove their cattle and sheep to the mountains to graze. It is held in autumn, when cattle are fat and sheep are strong. On this day, the herdsmen rushed the best cattle and sheep to the town for public exhibition and appraisal, and the winners hung red flowers.

Onion Festival

It is held in Bern on Monday in the fourth week of June every year165438+1October. This festival has a history of three and a half centuries. This is the biggest holiday after Christmas. In addition to onion trading, other markets are also very active this day.

Danish custom

People in many countries in the world are used to giving their lovers rings or flowers as engagement gifts. However, in some parts of Denmark, people think it is lucky to give their fiancee a mallet engraved with love poems, because it can bring good luck and happiness.

To our surprise, wedding planning will take several days, but it will be done in secret, because public planning will offend ghosts or cause them to be jealous.

At the end of the wedding, people walked into the garden with a big can of beer. The bride and groom put their hands above the jar, and then the jar was smashed to pieces. The marriageable women present will clean up the mess. The woman who finds the biggest piece is destined to be the first to get married, while the woman who finds the smallest piece is destined to never get married.

Korean custom

The Republic of Korea is located in the south of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, with an area of 99,000 square kilometers and a population of over 40 million. The population of the whole country is a single Korean, and Korean is widely spoken. Tang Wenhua has been greatly influenced by me in history. The national flag is Tai Chi flag, with a red and blue Tai Chi pattern in the center of a white background and four groups of gossip symbols around it. White represents the land, Tai Chi and Eight Diagrams are handed down from China, symbolizing the eternal movement, balance and coordination of the universe, and reflecting China's eastern philosophy represented by the Book of Changes. China is deeply influenced by Buddhism and Confucianism. Most residents believe in Buddhism, Christianity and Confucianism. The Confucian Temple in Seoul, the capital, holds ceremonies to worship Confucius every spring and autumn. South Korea's economic growth rate ranks in the forefront of the world, its economic development level ranks in the forefront of Asia, and its export-oriented economy is relatively developed. Korean culture is the fusion of eastern and western cultures.

South Korea's national costume is: men wear coats, vests, trousers and robes, which are the same color from top to bottom, mostly white; Women wear coats, skirts and robes. The skirt is long and fat, plump and smooth. Modern men and women often wear suits and pay attention to clothes. It is their traditional habit to take off their shoes in the house. They also use kang and hot water pipes for heating.

Korean food style is between China and Japan, and most people eat with chopsticks. Here comes high-protein food, supplemented by vegetables. I like to eat soup and rice (beef soup, sparerib soup, etc. And in rice), hot pot, noodle soup, cold noodles, sashimi, raw beef, mixed rice, etc. I also like the spicy taste. At banquets, Koreans are used to pouring wine and toasting each other; Don't refuse to drink when advised; When you can't drink well, leave some wine in the cup; They are more tolerant of drunken people. When someone gives you a dish, you should politely divide it twice and then accept it happily for the third time. Invite you to sing after dinner, don't refuse.

Koreans pay attention to etiquette. When they meet, they will greet each other. Men bow slightly when they meet, shake their right hand or hand, and bow when they break up. Men are not allowed to shake hands with women. Meeting for the first time, exchanging business cards. Most Koreans entertain guests with soft drinks, and guests must accept refreshments provided by their hosts. Koreans chat together, don't talk about their own politics, economy, wives and other topics, and like to ask personal information. They have strong self-esteem and are not allowed to be criticized or disagree in public. In social situations, men and women must be separated. In public, men have to go first, and all kinds of conference spokesmen put "Mr" before "Ms". Respect teachers, use honorifics, don't smoke and wear glasses in front of elders. Home visits are used to bringing small gifts instead of sending foreign cigarettes; You must use both hands to receive things, and you can't open gifts on the spot. Don't cross your legs when sitting on any occasion.

There are many festivals in Korea. Festival activities from the first day of the first lunar month to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month are similar to the Spring Festival in China. Lantern Festival is on the 15th day of the first lunar month, and the traditional diet is fruits (chestnuts, walnuts, pine nuts, etc. ), medicated diet, whole grains rice, old tea rice, etc. April 8 of the lunar calendar is the Buddha's Birthday Festival and the Spring Festival for women. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival. Every family eats green bread and hangs calamus to celebrate this festival. August 15 of the lunar calendar is the Mid-Autumn Festival, and September 9 of the lunar calendar is the Double Ninth Festival. Tomb-Sweeping Day in Tomb-Sweeping Day and Solstice porridge in winter (red bean porridge mixed with sorghum batter). In addition to the above traditional festivals, Koreans also attach importance to Christmas, Children's Day (May 5th) and Enshan Bieshen Festival (March 28th to April 1). Popular sports activities include archery, wrestling, tug-of-war, swing, springboard, kite, go and chess.

Koreans prefer odd numbers to even numbers. Avoid using "four" (Korean pronunciation is the same as "death"). Don't point at people. Don't talk with your hands behind your back. A woman must cover her mouth when she smiles.