Table manners

Author: Zhan Dehua, Cong Zhongxiao
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This is a set of etiquette readers specifically tailored for teenagers, covering topics from personal appearance to practical communication skills with various people in different settings. It is highly targeted and extremely practical. The series uses numerous humorous anecdotes and stories from ancient and modern China and the West to introduce concise and detailed etiquette points, accompanied by beautiful comic illustrations and demonstration examples, making abstract text more vivid. Teenage readers can easily grasp and practice the knowledge in a fun and engaging way. While introducing etiquette points, the series also provides related knowledge links, tracing the origins and evolution of various etiquette practices to help teenagers understand them more clearly and deepen their comprehension. Additionally, the series is advised by etiquette expert Professor Jin Zhengkun, enhancing its authority. Will you make a fool of yourself when dining at a Western restaurant? Will you be confused by rows of tableware and unsure how to use them? Why are the utensils taken away by the waiter before you finish eating? Why does an unintentional action at the table make others uncomfortable? Check out Table Manners, which includes etiquette such as seating order, utensil usage, and dining sequence for both Chinese and Western meals. It allows us to enjoy the delicacies of the world with confidence and grace.