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46. The three glasses are used for white wine, red wine and water.
47. Napkins should be on the lap when having meals.
48. The first dish is often called a starter.
49. People are not supposed to ask for a second serving.
50. People can follow their hosts if they're not sure what to do.

答案： 46. The three glasses are used for white wine, red wine and water. 47. Napkins should be on the lap when having meals. 48. The first dish is often called a starter. 49. People are not supposed to ask for a second serving. 50. People can follow their hosts if they're not sure what to do.

Table Manners in China
Chinese table manners are quite different from those in the West.First, the main difference between Chinese and Western eating habits is that in the West, everyone has their own plate of food, but in China, dishes are placed on the table and shared by everyone. Next, it's impolite to point at others with chopsticks casually. Also, we should respect food and the food culture, for example, not wasting food and appreciating the diversity of Chinese cuisine.I hope you will find these helpful for you to know about Chinese table manners.

答案： (One possible version) Table Manners in China Chinese table manners are quite different from those in the West. First, the main difference between Chinese and American eating habits is that everyone has their own plate of food in America, but, in China, the dishes are shared by everyone at the table. Next, you are not supposed to point at others with chopsticks or stick chopsticks into your food. Such behaviors will be regarded as impolite. Last, Chinese people are proud of their food culture and will do their best to serve guests many different types of dishes. I hope you will find these helpful for you to know about Chinese table manners.