Distinctive cultural traits of the French people.

(Baonghean) - France is considered a civilized country, not only because of its intellectual achievements but also because of its behavior in the family, in public, in daily communication, and even at meals. In particular, the French are extremely proud of what they have, especially their culture and the crafts passed down from their ancestors. Therefore, they are always conscious of preserving and promoting these cultural values.

The French appreciate the peace and quiet of the family home.

The French value peace and quiet in their homes, and they particularly respect meal times. Any changes, such as arriving late or inviting friends over, must be announced in advance. This habit also applies to social relationships; they always respect schedules, appointments, and meetings. This is considered one of the "principles of life" for the French. Despite this, they don't rush or jostle because of the time. Everywhere you go, you'll see the French queuing – when buying tickets, entering attractions, in crowded tourist areas, or at bus stops.

When people think of France, they often think of a land of cuisine with its unique and diverse dishes. During meals, people usually start conversations with everyday topics, avoiding personal matters. In particular, the French strongly disapprove of turning the plate towards themselves or scooping up every last spoonful of food. And at French parties, you shouldn't leave the table with more than half a glass of wine remaining.

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