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To: Alan
From:
Subject: Eating customs
Hi! Alan,
I'm glad to receive your e-mail.
Yours,
From:
Li Ming
Subject: Eating customs
Hi! Alan,
I'm glad to receive your e-mail.
You asked about Chinese dining etiquette for your upcoming meal at a Chinese friend's home, and I'd be happy to share some tips. First, it's polite to arrive on time, not too early or late. When entering the dining room, let the elders or your host sit first; usually, the seats facing the door are for the most respected guests. Chopsticks are essential here. Remember not to stick them upright in your rice, as that's similar to a funeral ritual. Also, avoid pointing with chopsticks or tapping bowls. When someone offers you food with their chopsticks, you can accept it with yours gently or say "thank you". Wait for the host or elders to start eating before you begin. It's good to try a little of every dish to show appreciation, and don't make loud noises while eating. If you're full, you can say "I'm full, thank you for the delicious meal". After the meal, stay for a short chat instead of leaving immediately. I hope these tips help, and enjoy your dinner!
Yours,
Li Ming
答案：
【解析】：本题要求给美国笔友Alan写一封关于中国用餐礼仪建议的邮件。首先，邮件开头应回应用Alan的询问，表达乐意提供帮助。接着，需要列举一些简单且重要的中国用餐礼仪，比如准时到达、餐桌座位安排、使用筷子的注意事项、用餐时的行为举止（如不要狼吞虎咽、等长辈先动筷）、接受食物的方式以及餐后礼仪等。内容要简洁明了，符合邮件的口语化特点，同时准确传达中国礼仪文化。最后，结尾部分可以表达祝愿，希望Alan用餐愉快。
【答案】：Li Ming
I'm glad to receive your e-mail. You asked about Chinese dining etiquette for your upcoming meal at a Chinese friend's home, and I'd be happy to share some tips.
First, it's polite to arrive on time, not too early or late. When entering the dining room, let the elders or your host sit first; usually, the seats facing the door are for the most respected guests.
Chopsticks are essential here. Remember not to stick them upright in your rice, as that's similar to a funeral ritual. Also, avoid pointing with chopsticks or tapping bowls. When someone offers you food with their chopsticks, you can accept it with yours gently or say "thank you".
Wait for the host or elders to start eating before you begin. It's good to try a little of every dish to show appreciation, and don't make loud noises while eating. If you're full, you can say "I'm full, thank you for the delicious meal".
After the meal, stay for a short chat instead of leaving immediately. I hope these tips help, and enjoy your dinner!
Yours,
Li Ming
【答案】：Li Ming
I'm glad to receive your e-mail. You asked about Chinese dining etiquette for your upcoming meal at a Chinese friend's home, and I'd be happy to share some tips.
First, it's polite to arrive on time, not too early or late. When entering the dining room, let the elders or your host sit first; usually, the seats facing the door are for the most respected guests.
Chopsticks are essential here. Remember not to stick them upright in your rice, as that's similar to a funeral ritual. Also, avoid pointing with chopsticks or tapping bowls. When someone offers you food with their chopsticks, you can accept it with yours gently or say "thank you".
Wait for the host or elders to start eating before you begin. It's good to try a little of every dish to show appreciation, and don't make loud noises while eating. If you're full, you can say "I'm full, thank you for the delicious meal".
After the meal, stay for a short chat instead of leaving immediately. I hope these tips help, and enjoy your dinner!
Yours,
Li Ming
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