Cyprus custom

Cyprus.

It also has an individual name, "The Island of the Beautiful." This is where the Greek goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite, is born, and there are temple sites in Apollo, the sun god, and they are also called historical museums throughout Europe and the Middle East.

The capital city is Nicosia.

The official languages are Greek and Turkish, and English is common.

Cyprus is located in the north-east of the Mediterranean Sea, with sea traffic in the three continents, Asia, Africa and Europe, covering an area of 9251 square kilometres, the third largest island of the Mediterranean Sea.

The island is divided into South and North Cyprus, which is a government-controlled area, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, which is a separate regime on the ground under Turkish intervention and support.

Northern Cyprus is recognized only by Turkey.

The inhabitants of Cyprus are mainly Greek (majority) and Turkish communities, each of which retains its own traditions and religious beliefs.

The Greek community believes in the Greek Orthodox religion, and its Bishop has so far held a battle of power from the Imperial Emperor of Byzantine, where he was dressed in purple robes and signed documents in Zhu pen.

Turkish, on the other hand, speaks Turkish and maintains Muslim customs, including Eid al-Fitr and Gurban.

The major cities of Cyprus are now generally modern housing, but in large rural areas people still live in traditional housing.

In rural areas, there has been little change in the construction compared to the new stone home in the late age period.

Houses are usually made of earth, stones and ordinary wood, most of the roofs are flat so that they can dry their produce and sleep.

One house usually has three rooms, one for food and accommodation, one for a warehouse and the other for livestock.

In the middle of the house, there was a well, under a grape shelf in the yard, a well, a hive-like earth stove and an outdoor toilet.

The courtyard was surrounded by lemon bushes, with houses not far from their own fields, and the farmhouses were particularly quiet and beautiful.

It would be a great disappointment if you left while the coffee was still warm, kind and hospitality character of the Cypriot people.

The long-standing language of expression is a handshake and a hugging, a small handshake for regular or initial encounters, and a nod of nods as a sign of friendship; if it is necessary to ask Cypriots about messages such as tourism, they should call each other politely before presenting themselves.

They like to talk to each other.

They don't have to be polite.

They talk, and they help, and they are always the same.

For example, when tourists drink at a tavern, there may be locals who pay you, and then smile a little and wave away.

For the first time, guests often shake their hands, nod their heads or wave their hands to show their good will, and keep their fingers in front of people.

Long-time friends and family, both handshakes and hugs.

People will be courteous in their relationships and will exchange business cards with first-raters and make themselves availableshaw.

guests in cyprus are invited to bring small gifts such as food and flowers.

if the owner invites a guest for dinner, the guest should respond enthusiastically and, unless it is particularly inconvenience, it would be better not to say no, which would hurt the host ' s feelings.

cyprus is also a civilization-loving country, from an early age, focusing on the development of good talk and behaviour.

it's hard for you to see on the street walking and eating, running and shouting, spitting, throwing out garbage, not to mention pointers behind others.

deceptive and elegant behaviour is a prerequisite for respect.

in their daily lives, cypriots focus on wearing clean and decent clothes, not only at evenings, but also in train carriages, and not at will.

when entering the church, shorts and sleeveless clothes are forbidden.

as a result of the relatively developed perfume industry in cyprus, both in public places and indoors, the fragrance of the heart of the qing people is often smelled.

in the long tradition of cypriot marriage, young men must sing to a girl a love song, long words, and young men must be good at singing, so that they can move the girl's heart.

marriage must be on the first sunday after the full moon.

the most distinctive of the weddings was the mating ceremony, where 7 to 9 married young women sat on the mats, accompanied by bands, and sewd their beds with red wires.

when they had been sewn, the bride-in-law brought in a beautiful little boy, wrapped him in a new bed, and turned around in all directions in order to wish the new man an early birth.

when the bed is laid on the bed, an open pair of scissors is placed below it, in order to sway evil and speech.

the ceremony took place in the church, and the newcomers, on horses, accompanied by relatives and friends, moved from their villages to the church, where they were given cotton seeds, beans and copper money to wish them well.

the priests pray for them, the new ones exchange rings and receive their blessings.

people danced together on the third day of the wedding and pushed the wedding to orgasm.

newlywed couples usually live in a house with the bride and not with both parents.

for cypriots, the marriage of a daughter is an important matter, usually one or more new dwellings.

if the parents cannot afford it, the daughter may never marry.

there are 320-340 days in cyprus between the ages of one year and the sun is full and fruits and vegetables can be harvested throughout the year.

plus the island, the sea is rich.

after more than 3,000 years of foreign domination and the arrival of businessmen from all over the world with different cooking techniques, and having learned the taste of greece, turkey, albania, lebanon, syria, italy, france and the united kingdom, the cypriots created their own unique diet culture.

the cypriots usually eat simple, not special, food, but only on weekends, when they like roasting under an olive tree in the outskirts of the country or by the temple, they eat saloon salad.

although an island, seafood is expensive.

usually, people eat mainly cattle, sheep and pork, and roast the whole animal as their traditional food.

the main food is black bread, common food, sour cheese, and sour milkpsst.

for cyprus's name — a package.

almost every restaurant and restaurant has a set of meals, which generally consist of 15-20 dishes, approximately five to 7.5 cyprus pounds, with a good taste, which is the traditional taste of cypriot families.

the set consists of a seafood set and a meat set, which consists of food for seafood, such as fish, shrimp, crabs and squid, and a meat set dominated by roasted sausages and ribs, as well as a rural set, dominated by fresh vegetables and olive oil, and a mix of the two or three.

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