THINGS TO AVOID IN SOME
COUNTRIES
-BEN JOSE
HI,WELCOME TO ANOTHER BLOG OF AURORIANS.TODAY , WE WILL BE DISCUSSING THINGS TO AVOID DOING IN SOME COUNTRIES,IT'S NOT ILLEGAL BUT DUE TO THE CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DIVERSITIES PREVAILING THERE.
1.CHINA
Don't eat everything on your plate in China
In China, polite guests don't eat every last morsel of food left on their plates. Doing so signals the host that he or she didn't provide enough food or a filling meal. Along with leaving a little, it's fine to burp after eating, as a compliment to the chef.
2.RUSSIA
Don't smile at strangers in Russia
Remember those old song lyrics, "Smile, and the word smiles with you"? That's not necessarily the case when travelling in Russia. Russians see smiling as an intimate gesture, indicating a genuine affinity toward another person. If you smile at a stranger, they might consider you insincere.
3.GERMANY
Don't talk with your hands in your pockets in Germany
Planning a trip to Germany? Don't talk with your hands in your pockets while you're there, as it's considered rude. It's also customary to keep your hands on the table while eating, rather than resting them in your lap.
4.SINGAPORE
You can’t buy chewing gum in Singapore
Despite what’s claimed, it’s not illegal to chew chewing gum in Singapore, even after 1992. law passed which was designed to counter the amount of chewing gum being dropped in public places, the treat was not altogether outlawed. Instead, buying and selling. it is illegal and punishable with a fine of up to $1,000.
5.TIBET
No reincarnation in Tibet
6.MALAYSIA
Don’t touch people’s heads in Malaysia
7.INDIA
Don’t use your left hand in India and don't kiss in public
You never think about what hand you use for what but in India you need to. Never pass Food, Money or shake with your left hand. It’s believed that our left hand is used for all things bathroom-related. Also kissing in public is considered as a embarissing act among indians.
8.PORTUGAL
Don’t pee in the ocean
Hot competition for the hardest law to enforce, it’s not very polite to pee in a pool. But what about the ocean? Surely it’s the definition of a victimless crime. But nonetheless, Portugal has recently outlawed it. Which means any peoples caught short will have to come out and find a bathroom. I don’t envy the person who has to catch you doing this one.






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