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The culture of any country has its own rules of conduct, which relate to the public display of feelings. If in some countries a kiss on the cheek is normal, in others it can lead to heavy fines and even imprisonment.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n In many countries, kissing and hugging have become the norm of social life \u2013 they are perceived as a manifestation of love, friendship and intimacy.<\/p>\n Some of the most liberated in this regard are residents of southern European and Latin American countries<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The French<\/strong> are the world champions in cheek kissing<\/strong>. However, the correct number of kisses varies from region to region: if two kisses are often enough for Parisians, then in the north-west of France, up to four kisses can be kissed as a greeting.<\/p>\n In Spain<\/strong>, Italy<\/strong>, Greece<\/strong>, Croatia<\/strong>, in some countries Latin America<\/strong>, for example, in Brazil<\/strong>, it is also customary to kiss each other on the cheek when meeting twice<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In Mexico<\/strong> and Colombia<\/strong> believes that one<\/strong> kiss is enough. In In Ecuador,<\/strong> women are greeted with one kiss, and only on the right cheek<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In Belgium<\/strong>, The Netherlands<\/strong> or some cantons Switzerland<\/strong> prefer an odd number of kisses: there they kiss three times when meeting<\/strong>. However, a kiss on the cheek is most often only “hinted”<\/strong>: ideally, the cheeks do not touch and the kiss takes place in the air.\u00a0<\/p>\n An air kiss is another common way to greet each other. This tradition exists in Belgium<\/strong>, in some regions of Italy<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In the nordic countries, people are more restrained: in Sweden<\/strong>, Denmark<\/strong>, Norway<\/strong> and Finland<\/strong> for greetings, a handshake or a slight nod of the head<\/strong> is enough.<\/p>\n In some countries, kissing and hugging in public places are unacceptable. Thus, in most countries of the Middle East<\/strong>, no public expression of feelings is also allowed. \u00a0<\/p>\n The UAE is one of the most developed countries in the world, but due to its traditions and religion prohibits citizens and tourists from public love impulses. For kissing in a public place, you can go to prison for up to ten days<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In In Qatar, kissing and hugging in public, even if tourists are officially married, can be considered an insult.<\/p>\n In such extremely conservative countries as Afghanistan<\/strong> and Pakistan<\/strong>, kissing in public is unthinkable. Only men usually hug to greet each other, whereas men and women are not even inclined to shake hands.<\/p>\n READ ALSO:<\/strong><\/p>\n In Egypt<\/strong> public kisses and hugs are not prosecuted by law, but in order to avoid conflict with the local population, in which the police may recognize a violation of public order, it is better to refrain from showing feelings <\/strong>.<\/p>\n Cheek kissing and body contact to greet other people in other Asian countries are also prohibited <\/strong>. Kisses in China<\/strong> and India<\/strong> are considered to be very explicit manifestations of sexuality. Even in Bollywood films, kissing is unusual and frowned upon<\/strong>. When a couple approaches for a kiss on camera, they hide behind the screen for a few moments before their lips touch. <\/p>\n In India<\/strong>, people usually greet each other with the namaste<\/strong> sign, folding their palms in front of their chests and bowing their heads.<\/p>\n In Thailand<\/strong>, the generally accepted way of greeting is to bow “wai”. In Japan<\/strong>, one should keep even further apart from each other: as a greeting, people bow without looking into their eyes.<\/p>\n Indonesia is also strict about kissing and hugging in public places. Local laws provide for imprisonment for up to ten days for those who allow themselves to kiss in public<\/strong>. It is also forbidden to walk holding hands<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The majority of residents of Malaysia<\/strong> are Muslims, in this regard for showing feelings in public places <\/strong>tourists face a fine of $ 75<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In some areas In Vietnam<\/strong> public displays of affection are considered taboo<\/strong>. This is especially true outside of major cities such as Hanoi and Saigon.<\/p>\n In France<\/strong> They love kissing so much that they even have to be banned in certain places. At railway stations<\/strong> It has been forbidden to kiss goodbye in Paris since 1910 due to delays in the departure of trains.<\/p>\n The ban is formally in effect<\/strong> until now, and, of course, it is constantly violated these days.<\/p>\n In London<\/strong> and In Vienna<\/strong> kissing is prohibited by the rules of travel on the subway and train<\/strong>. The reason is utilitarian: so that lovers in the rush of their passion do not interfere with the movement of passengers and passers-by during rush hour.<\/p>\n Elena Myagkova<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The culture of any country has its own rules of conduct, which relate to the public display of feelings. If in some countries a kiss on the cheek is normal, in others it can lead to heavy fines and even imprisonment. 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WHICH COUNTRIES PROHIBIT KISSING IN TRANSPORT<\/h2>\n