Chinese Etiquette

敬茶禮儀

jìng chá shì wǒ guó zì gǔ jiù yǒu de mín sú 敬茶是我国自古就有的民俗 Tea Serving Etiquette is one of the traditional Chinese etiquette which has a history of more than 3000 years.2014-10-09 08:17
中國餐廳：信仰和禮儀

Investigating those traditions is part of the fun of a Hong Kong visit, where English-speaking friends or business associates will happily tell you the whys and wherefores of seemingly arcane rituals. You may even hear different versions of how a particular dining tradition originated!2014-04-16 18:27
壯族婚禮

In Jinchuan County of Aba State, the northwest of Sichuan province, there lives Jiarong Zangzu people, who carry on their old simple wedding customs till today.2014-04-01 12:43
中國婚禮習俗——敬茶

Tea gift, or “Tea Silver”, is a sort of betrothal gifts. In the Tang Dynasty, tea was an indispensable gift in marriage. It has been over 1300 years since Princess Wencheng brought tea into Tibet in line with to the Han etiquette.2014-02-07 10:59
日常生活中的禮儀

China is known as a state of etiquette and ceremonies. Many proverbs have been passed down from generation to generation such as 'civility costs nothing' or 'courtesy demands reciprocity' and so on. For instance, there is an interesting short story. Once upon a time, a man went on a long tour to vis...2013-10-24 13:27
商務談判中的禮儀

1 Only senior members of the negotiating team will speak. Designate the most senior person in your group as your spokesman for the introductory functions. 2 Business negotiations occur at a slow pace. 3 Be prepared for the agenda to become a jumping off point for other discussions. 4 Chinese...2013-01-06 09:52
中國的禮儀提示

Learning proper Chinese etiquette takes time and practice. The most important thing to remember is to smile, be sincere, and open-minded. The ability to go with the flow and be patient is essential. The following are some Chinese traditions and etiquette tips.Tips for Making a Great First Impression...2012-12-26 11:32
中國商務會議禮儀

This article discusses the Chinese business meeting including how to enter a room for a meeting and the proper seating arrangement for the host and guest(s). This is part of an ongoing series of articles on Chinese Business Etiquette. Doing Business in China for Dummies, chapter 16 has a comprehensi...2012-12-18 10:51