Alcohol is absolutely prohibited in Pakistan. You can’t buy any alcohol in restaurants or stores, not even beer, let alone alcohol and trouble.

But people pay great attention to etiquette, and when they meet each other, they must first say: “Aslam Alegum”, which means “God bless”. If they meet again after a long absence, they often hug each other. Their hugging ceremony is very unique. The two parties usually have to hug their heads once on the left, hug their thumbs once on the right, and once on the left again, so three times, without sloppy. For close friends, VIPs or relatives who have been away for a long time, they usually put garlands on each other. Some of the wreaths are made of flowers, fragrant to the nose; some are all made of gold or silver foil, hanging on the chest, shining brightly. When meeting, it is often a gift to shake hands, but men cannot shake hands when they see a woman. They can only shake hands unless the woman takes the initiative to reach out, and do not touch the woman’s body in public places. Pakistanis should be addressed by their surname and add the other party’s title. Pakistanis are forbidden to eat pork, and they like beef, lamb, and chicken and duck. Generally, they do not smoke, drink alcohol, and do not allow women to see guests. When eating, only men are invited without their wives. Even if you invite Pakis to eat with his wife, his wife often does not attend. Men and women cannot meet before marriage. Even the wedding banquet is separate for men and women.

Moreover, the entrances of male and female guests are also separated, and they become a state where male guests surround the groom and female guests surround the bride. Therefore, male guests cannot see the bride at all, and female guests cannot see the groom. As for business banquets, they naturally become all male. However, there are exceptions. High-level businessmen who study in Europe and the United States, or are used to socializing with European and American businessmen, or high-level businessmen who marry white wives, etc., can see women at banquets. Therefore, when engaging in business contacts, it is necessary to understand this social life and customs. Otherwise, it is difficult to guarantee that the other party’s self-esteem will not be stabbed by the trivial matter of sesame seeds.

Although the climate in Pakistan is hot, because Islam stipulates that neither male nor female Muslims can show their shame, people generally wear long shirts and trousers, and women do not wear skirts. In the middle and upper classes, suits are also very common. Among young people, jeans are very popular.

Pakistanis must greet each other and shake hands or hug when they meet, but men cannot take the initiative to shake hands with women. For distinguished guests, wreaths are often offered, and men are called sir, and women are called lady, lady, and miss. 96% of people believe in Islam, and there are many religious customs, such as fasting pork, alcohol, and praying five times a day. As for crabs, turtles, and turtles in aquatic products, different sects have different opinions, but generally do not eat them. Islam strictly prohibits drinking alcohol. But many people do not abide by this. Pakistanis generally believe that the left hand is dirty, so it is taboo to use the left hand to hold food for guests.

In countries that believe in Islam, anything with a human shape should be placed at home as an ornament in the shape of a Buddha statue. If you give a child a doll as a gift, it will be considered to look down on their beliefs

More than 97% of Pakistanis are Muslims, and the main sources of meat are cattle, sheep, and chickens. But when slaughtering, you must read “Allah is great” according to Sharia regulations, and slaughter according to regulations. Locals often drink cold water at the same time when eating, and it is best to eat and drink in restaurants. The water should be boiled before drinking. The local vegetables and fruits are quite abundant.

Alcohol is strictly prohibited in Pakistan. No alcohol is allowed, whether it is a folk wedding or an official state banquet. Brewers who brew without permission are punished very severely. You can’t buy any alcohol in restaurants or shops, not even beer, let alone alcohol and trouble. In Pakistan’s diplomatic settings, Pakistani diplomats do not object to other people’s drinking, but they always replace it with juice, soda or water when toasting. There is no phenomenon of “drunkards” lying on the streets and alcoholic murders in Pakistan. The people of Sdan are very concerned about etiquette. When they meet each other, they must first say: “Aslam Alaigum”, which means “God bless”. If they meet again after a long absence, they often hug each other. Their hugging ceremony is very unique. The two parties usually hug their heads once on the left, once on the right, and once on the left, so three times without sloppiness. For close friends, VIPs or relatives who have been away for a long time, they usually put garlands on each other. Some of the garlands are made of flowers, which are fragrant to the nose; some are all made of gold or silver foil, which is hung on the chest and shines brightly. When meeting, they usually use handshakes as a gift, but men cannot shake hands when they see a woman, unless the woman takes the initiative to reach out, they can only shake hands, and do not touch a woman’s body in public places.