Why do I light a cigarette for my friend, and my friend won't let me light it, so I light it myself? Do you despise me? It's still a matter of etiquette. Please specify its meaning.

Summary: When lighting a cigarette for a friend, generally speaking, if the relationship between friends is close, he won't care. If the relationship is not very close, the more polite people will refuse, which generally means that they can't afford it. Do it yourself.

Cigarette lighting etiquette:

When lighting a cigarette with an elder, hold a lighter in your right hand. The flame of the lighter should be adjusted properly, neither too big nor too small. When lighting a cigarette, keep your left hand close to this right hand, and make a gesture against the wind, even if there is no wind. If the lighter doesn't work twice, don't hit it later, and don't light it three times in a row. It's more casual to light a cigarette with friends. You can send it to each other's mouth with a lighter in one hand.

Disassemble cigarettes:

Before opening a pack of cigarettes, all the tin foil paper exposed in the cigarette case should be removed when opening it, so that there will be no residue and people will look awkward. After opening the cigarette package, hold the cigarette case with your left hand, and flick the bottom of the cigarette case with your right index finger to pop up some cigarettes. The ejected cigarette is exposed below half of the cigarette box, which is convenient to take out.