Courtesy of the FP blog, a Chinese government poster informing citizens people of eight things they should not ask foreigners:
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Don’t ask about income or expenses.
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Don’t ask about age.
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Don’t ask about love life or marriage.
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Don’t ask about health.
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Don’t ask about someone’s home or address.
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Don’t ask about personal experience.
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Don’t ask about religious beliefs or political views.
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Don’t ask what someone does.
Huh. What’s left?
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hahaha, in India remove all the “don’t”s and you have a standard set of conversation topics to launch with random foreigners.
This reminds me of Professor Umbridge’s educational decrees. From Harry Potter, for the uninitiated.