how do Chinese people show politeness?
1,1 how do Chinese people show politeness?
in Chinese eyes, it might be a little impolite to speak their name directly. If they meet old people, teachers and older siblings, they will bow and address them in a special way, such as teacher, professor aunt ,uncle, grandfather, brother, sister…. If they meet friends, they will chose to call their given name rather than full name.
1.2 what rules of politeness change in china
it might be some traditional cultural rule that has been changed, as the time goes by. For example, in ancient china , people were require not to talk at table by their parents. If someone poured out words when he or she were having a meal, it would be reckoned impoliteness. However, in contemporary society, a talkative man might be a popular person, because they can make the atmosphere more relax and less embarrassed.
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well, it depends. some traditional rule that sounds ridiculous, such as no word at table, needn't to be followed, while some outstanding traditional virtues,such as supporting the old by their childeren, are inherited by the young people, even we were just a childe.
ps: does it have something wrong in grammer?
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Thank you for sharing this information. It is definetely interesting to know. Did this change happen to you as well or do you still follow the traditional way? Just curious.
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