There are orchards, grasslands and hot springs here. The tourism foundation here is good, and the air is suitable for holidays. So, what should we pay attention to in such a livable country?
Next, Bian Xiao will tell you some living habits!
language
Serbian is the official language, English is popular, and 40% people can speak English. Besides, many people can speak German and Russian.
religion
Most residents in this country believe in the Orthodox Church, a few believe in Roman Catholicism or Islam, and some do not.
Social contact
Serbs are warm and generous, like to make friends and dress neatly and appropriately in social occasions. When meeting guests in social occasions, you should shake hands with the introduced guests and give your name. When meeting relatives and friends, it is customary to hug and kiss each other on the cheek.
Serbs like sending flowers, such as roses and lilies. Chrysanthemums are "flowers for cemeteries".
Serbs pay more attention to addressing and greeting when they meet, and should add Mr., Mrs., Miss and title before them. Only between family members and close friends will they be called by their first names.
Dating in Serbia is generally agreed in advance, and it is impolite to visit rashly. Visit each other and submit business cards. When visiting at home, the general habit is to send physical gifts or flowers.
It is a habit to give gifts to each other on important festivals. Gifts are usually wine, flowers and classic office stationery sets. When giving gifts, you should peel off the wrapping paper in person to show and introduce the contents of the gifts.
Serbs like to invite familiar guests or friends to the suburbs or tourist attractions for sightseeing and leisure activities to promote exchanges and mutual affection. In the meantime, a banquet must be held. Whether at a formal or informal banquet, the host should warmly invite guests to taste the local rich fruit wine and propose a toast to each other.
prescribe a diet
The eating habits of Serbs are mainly western food with Serbian national characteristics, and they also like Chinese food very much.
They have simple requirements for breakfast, attach great importance to lunch, keep dinner simple, like to drink cold drinks all year round and like to be chilled.
They like to put condiments such as soy sauce and vinegar on the table. They prefer to eat beef and think beef is the most nutritious. They like to cook corn.
However, they eat differently and always like to dip in some fine salt to eat together. It is said that salt is put in order to disinfect. They are also interested in China's tea. Some people are willing to taste and drink a small cup of tea, but few people don't even drink a few cups.
The eating habits of Serbs have the following characteristics:
1, pay attention to the condiments on the table and the rich aroma of the dishes.
2, the taste is generally not too salty, love the slightly sour taste.
3, the staple food is mainly noodles, and potatoes are often used as staple food.
4. Non-staple food
Like to eat beef, mutton, pork, chicken, duck, fish, shrimp, sausage, sea cucumber, eggs, etc. Love to eat tomatoes, sweet peppers, lettuce leaves, peas, onions, cauliflower, sauerkraut and other vegetables; Seasoning likes to use raw onion, garlic, pepper, pepper, cream and so on.
5. Cooking methods such as frying, frying, stir-frying, _ _, roasting and roasting are better.
6. Chinese food likes Shandong cuisine, Cantonese cuisine and Beijing cuisine in China.
7. recipes
I really like assorted dishes, fried pork brain with eggs, fried eggs with hibiscus, roast duck, dry-fried chicken breast, cream meatloaf, fried shrimp, crispy chicken, sour apple bacon, sweet and sour pork, fried shredded pork and clear soup eggs.
8. Shuijiu likes drinking, especially drinking wine; I'm also happy to drink coffee, orange juice and mineral water.
9. Fruits such as apples, grapes, pineapples, bananas and oranges. Dried fruits such as raisins, peanuts and almonds.
Serbian food is a typical Eastern European food with a little Balkan and French flavor. Serbs seldom go to restaurants, so they lack decent restaurants. Most restaurants are French restaurants.
In mountainous areas or tourist resorts, farmers sell fresh fruits and cheese. Milk is rich in fat. Many shops sell milk powder. You can see cheap barbecue and Turkish barbecue cakes on the street. They are fresh and warm in the morning and taste the best.
Serbia's "fast food" refers to microwave food prepared in advance, so it is more appropriate to reserve it.
Eating habits are similar to those of most European countries, with more emphasis on lunch. Breakfast and dinner are relatively simple, which is contrary to domestic eating habits. Lunch usually begins with soup, followed by the main course (usually roast pork, beef or chicken) and snacks.
Due to the influence of different civilizations in the past, the living habits here are also diversified. If you travel here, don't worry about getting used to it. You will accept the habits here very well.