French people are naturally humorous and romantic; Not only adventurous, but also romantic. Most of them are hearty and enthusiastic in interpersonal communication. People who are eloquent and good at joking, hate people who don't like to talk, and people who can't accept frowning.
The French are romantic and unconventional. French young people are relatively indifferent, but shy and indifferent. If you don't talk to them, they won't come to you. If you take the initiative to talk to them, they will be happy to talk to you blindly (back to the essence of hysteria). Old people are generally good-natured and like to talk to others, except some strange old people with bad temper.
French people are keen on new trends and pursue fashion; Their hobbies are admiration for history and nostalgia for ancient customs. I'm excited but not persistent enough, not deep enough. I am eloquent and my thoughts and actions are full of contradictions. I advocate equality and friendship, but it is difficult to get rid of selfishness and practicality. Advocating frugality, but no one wants to sacrifice pleasure because of too much work.
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The French like wine very much. France is the world's largest wine producer and the world's largest wine consumption market. The wines produced are world-famous, such as Bordeaux, languedoc and Burgundy. These famous wines are all produced in France. The per capita annual consumption is about 53 to 55 liters.
French people especially like to eat "French baguette", especially the slightly pointed ends of baguette. This baguette has a crisp crust and a soft but slightly hard heart. The more you chew, the more fragrant it is, and it is full of wheat fragrance. 2065438+2008+65438+On June 2, 2008, French President Macron expressed his support for the French traditional baguette to apply for the United Nations representative list of intangible cultural heritage of mankind.