Sri Lankan custom

Sri Lanka, full name of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, is a tropical island State located at the Indian Ocean Sea, a member of the Commonwealth.

China's ancient name has been Lions, Teachers, Sangara.

Moreover, Sri Lanka, in Sinhala, means “land of joy” or “land of light and wealth”, with the anointed name of the “George Kingdom” and the “middle of the Indian Ocean”, which Marco Polo considers to be the most beautiful island.

Sri Lanka has a long history of international participation, a founding member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, a member of the United Nations, Commonwealth, G77, Non-Aligned Movement.

It is the only South Asian country currently rated “high” in the Human Development Index.

Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, with an area of 37.31 square kilometres, is known as the “Oriental Crossroads”, which, from the Middle Ages, has been one of the world's most important ports of commerce, and from which the world's famous Lanka gemstone continues to flow abroad.

Sri Lanka is a multi-ethnic country with Sinhalese, Tamil and Moor (Muslim) nationalities, of which 74.9 per cent are Sinhalese, 15.4 per cent Tamil, 9.2 per cent Moor and 0.5 per cent others.

70.2 per cent of the population is Buddhist, 12.6 per cent Hindu and 9.7 per cent Muslim, in addition to Catholic and Christian.

Sinhala and Tamil are the official languages of Sri Lanka and the national language, and English is common to the upper community.

Sri Lanka is a country where the majority of the population is Buddhist, where many practices are related to Buddhism and where Buddhist monks are highly respected.

They dress in a more conservative fashion, and when they enter official places such as temples, churches, palaces, high-level entertainment places, they dress in a clean and decent manner, and the women are not allowed to wear their backs on their backs, or to wear thongs, shorts, mini skirts, slippers, etc.

There are many Hindu temples in Sri Lanka that are not open to heretics.

After obtaining a permit to enter the temple, they take off their shoes, their hats and any leather products on their bodies, such as belts, bags, etc.

When visiting Buddhist monasteries, Buddhist statues cannot be trampled, crossed or rode.

Do not touch any of the offerings in the temple and the followers of the temple, and visit it in the direction of the clockwise.

The ceremonial ceremony of the Buddhist community of Sri Lanka is generally a celebratory ceremony, usually with the words “Ayubwein” (means good wishes).

When the other party is present, the guest must pay the same courtesy.

There is no greater courtesy among the Sinhalese than a “penal gift” (i.e., to the ground with both knees, hands and foreheads).

This is generally used on major occasions, with Buddhist elders or parents being treated with the right hand on the head of the dower.

To bless.

"Touch your feet" is also a traditional ritual of the Sinhalese peopleshow respect.

as a result of the influence of foreigners, handshakes are now increasingly popular among sri lankans.

in their conversations with buddhist monks, sri lankan residents, whether standing or sitting, managed to be slightly lower than the monks ' heads, much less to deliver things in their left hand to buddhist monks and believers.

during visits to buddhist monasteries, buddhist statues cannot be stomped, crossed, rode, etc., and entered them with bare feet, shoes and socks and hats.

for the first time, the inhabitants of sri lanka met, often by handshakes, hands together, and hands in the face together, which is the norm.

sri lankans prefer red, white, yellow, etc., as well as crows as mascots, and light-fired to celebrate openings, foundations, religious ceremonies, etc.

sri lankans have a special tradition of marriage, represented by the sinhalese custom of marriage, in which both men and women take a contract and change their rings after the date of marriage, on the date of marriage, when a brother-in-law washes the groom's feet, ties his heart to his heart, breaks the practice of coconuts, etc., and the true gift comes after the bride is on the wedding table, on the bride's waist, wearing the bouquet of the bride's head and the fish-shaped card of the groom's head.

polygamy also exists in the central mountainous regions of sri lanka.

it is worth noting that, in sri lanka, nods and nods mean, contrary to china, nods mean no, but no.

sri lankans eat with their right thumb, index finger, middle finger, and three fingers, and do not send flowers, eat and receive presents with their right hand.

in addition to the “no lunch” dogma held by the buddhists of sri lanka, there are the rules of not going to entertainment, not riding, not running, not riding in a herd, not wearing a watch, and being barefoot in a temple.

the majority of sri lankans are buddhist.

in everyday life, monks are given special respect.

in public buses, ordinary people enter through the back door, while monks enter through the front door, and there are monks in front of the car, and no one is allowed to take a seat.

they are forbidden to pass things or food with their left hand, which is dirty and cheap.

it is therefore extremely rude to deliver them with their left hand.

sri lankan monks prohibited drinking; they also did not like mushrooms.

sri lankan muslims fasted pork and used pork products.

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