1. British people are polite to others and speak very politely. They always say "thank you" and "please".

2. The British respect women more. In the UK, the social atmosphere of "ladies first" is very strong. For example, when walking, let women go first. Let women go first in the elevator.

3. According to British business etiquette, it is appropriate to wear a three-piece suit and a traditional conservative tie at any time, but do not wear a striped tie, because the British will associate it with the old "Legion" or old School uniform tie.

4. The British have a strong sense of time. When visiting or discussing business, you must make an appointment in advance. Punctuality is very important. It is best to arrive a few minutes in advance.

5. Britain is a country of gentlemen, which pays attention to civility, courtesy and self-cultivation. At the same time, we also ask others to be polite to us. Pay attention to how you dress, and there are certain conventions for what to wear for any occasion.

6. When meeting, use honorific titles for elders, superiors, and unfamiliar people, and add professional titles, titles, or titles such as Mr., Ms., Madam, and Miss in front of the other person’s name.

7. Nicknames are commonly used among relatives, friends and acquaintances. People who meet for the first time shake hands with each other, smile and say: "Hello!" In public, people generally do not hug each other, and men and women generally do not walk hand in hand except for lovers in love.

8. The British still have the habit of drinking afternoon tea, that is, at 3-4 o'clock in the afternoon, they put down their work, drink a cup of black tea, sometimes eat a snack, and rest for a quarter of an hour. For "tea break".

Extended information:

1. Pay attention to some taboos when visiting the UK

1. Avoid talking about personal affairs, family affairs, weddings and funerals, age, occupation, income, Religious issues.

2. Due to religious reasons, they are very taboo about the number "13".

3. Do not point the back of your hand outward and use your fingers to express "two". This "V"-shaped gesture is a hostile way of showing contempt for others.

4. When walking on the street, be sure to pay attention to traffic safety. All vehicles drive on the left.

5. Business activities are best from February to June and from mid-September to November. It’s best not to go during the two weeks before and after Christmas and Easter.

2. The British are very particular about breakfast. British restaurants provide a wide variety of meals:

1. Juice and fruit;

2. Eggs Categories, meat, wheat porridge, bread, jam and coffee, etc.

3. British people generally prefer cooking methods and favorite foods

1. Cooking methods: braising, grilling, frying and deep-frying.

2. Have unique ways of cooking meat, seafood, and game;

3. Have a special preference for beef, such as barbecue beef

Baidu Encyclopedia-British Etiquette