Canadian etiquette and customs taboos

social etiquette

Canada's basic national conditions are vast territory and few people. The special environment has a certain impact on the way Canadians treat people. Generally speaking, in social interactions, the biggest characteristic of Canadians is that they are both polite and unrestrained.

The main body of Canadian nationals is composed of descendants of immigrants from Britain and France. In general, British Canadians are mostly Christian and speak English. He is relatively conservative and introverted in character. French Canadians, on the other hand, are mostly Catholic, speak French, and appear to be more cheerful and unrestrained. When dealing with Canadians, you must understand each other's situation and then treat them differently.

Dress etiquette

In daily life, Canadians mainly dress in European style. During work hours, they usually wear suits and group costumes. Wear formal dresses or fashion when participating in social events. In leisure occasions, you pay attention to freedom to dress, as long as you feel good about yourself.

Dining etiquette

Canadians prefer French cuisine and eat bread, beef, chicken, potatoes, tomatoes and other things as their daily meals. Generally speaking, they mainly eat meat, and especially like cheese and yellow oil. Canadians value dinner. They have the habit of inviting relatives and friends to their homes for dinner. Receiving such an invitation should be understood as a gesture of friendliness by the host.

Customs and taboos

National flower: Maple Leaf

National tree: Maple tree

Taboo: White lilies cannot be given as gifts.