英语作文我能做和不能做的事情的
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Dos and Don'ts（我能做和不能做的事情的）
Dos
Do try new things in China. Many people come to see a world different from the world they live, so take the opportunity to try some new things, like walking out of the 5 star hotels to the street to learn what normal people do.
Do smile. People in China are generally very kind to visiting foreigners, so be kind to them.
Do make local friends. It is through friends that you understand the country better than wandering on the street. People in China love to make foreign friends, especially young people, since it is also a good opportunity for them to learn world outside, or at least learn English or other foreign language
It is better to understand Chinese names to avoid making mistakes.
When greeting or saying good-bye, you can shake hands with Chinese people, not embracing or kissing.
If you want to give a gift, you'd better give proper gifts in the proper way.
Don'ts
Don't think people staring at you as hostile. Most of the straight look is out of curiosity instead of discrimination, or hate. This is especially true in inner China where people don't see many foreigners in their life before.
Don't try to enforce your local rules. I saw foreigners yelling at local people claiming to send them to court, or get involved in argument based on the local rules, or laws. Show some respect, since there are other rules locally. Just try to understand it. If people cross the street at red light, give people time (in China, it means decades) instead of yelling at people.
Don't misbehave. This is very general, but don't misbehave just because you are out of your home country, and you don't feel the pressure of laws.
the following gifts should be avoided:
a) White or yellow flowers (especially chrysanthemums), which are used for funerals.
b) Pears. The word for Pear in Chinese sounds the same as separate and is considered bad luck.
c) Red ink for writing cards or letters. It symbolizes the end of a relationship.
d) Clocks of any kind. The word clock in Chinese sound like the expression the end of life.
Normally, it is no need to give tips for service.
Don't stick your chopsticks upright in the rice bowl.
Don't tap on your bowl with your chopsticks.
【以上范文及供参考，我想您一定能写出更好的~】
敬请采纳O(∩_∩)O
Dos
Do try new things in China. Many people come to see a world different from the world they live, so take the opportunity to try some new things, like walking out of the 5 star hotels to the street to learn what normal people do.
Do smile. People in China are generally very kind to visiting foreigners, so be kind to them.
Do make local friends. It is through friends that you understand the country better than wandering on the street. People in China love to make foreign friends, especially young people, since it is also a good opportunity for them to learn world outside, or at least learn English or other foreign language
It is better to understand Chinese names to avoid making mistakes.
When greeting or saying good-bye, you can shake hands with Chinese people, not embracing or kissing.
If you want to give a gift, you'd better give proper gifts in the proper way.
Don'ts
Don't think people staring at you as hostile. Most of the straight look is out of curiosity instead of discrimination, or hate. This is especially true in inner China where people don't see many foreigners in their life before.
Don't try to enforce your local rules. I saw foreigners yelling at local people claiming to send them to court, or get involved in argument based on the local rules, or laws. Show some respect, since there are other rules locally. Just try to understand it. If people cross the street at red light, give people time (in China, it means decades) instead of yelling at people.
Don't misbehave. This is very general, but don't misbehave just because you are out of your home country, and you don't feel the pressure of laws.
the following gifts should be avoided:
a) White or yellow flowers (especially chrysanthemums), which are used for funerals.
b) Pears. The word for Pear in Chinese sounds the same as separate and is considered bad luck.
c) Red ink for writing cards or letters. It symbolizes the end of a relationship.
d) Clocks of any kind. The word clock in Chinese sound like the expression the end of life.
Normally, it is no need to give tips for service.
Don't stick your chopsticks upright in the rice bowl.
Don't tap on your bowl with your chopsticks.
【以上范文及供参考，我想您一定能写出更好的~】
敬请采纳O(∩_∩)O
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