Greeting Etiquette

Meeting etiquette includes handshake ceremony, name card etiquette, hat removal ceremony, hugging gift, kissing ceremony and so on.

The first time you meet, you often have to give each other your business card.

A business card can be seen in the specific circumstances before or after the end of the communication.

When you hand over your business card, you should use both hands. The front side of the card should be opposite to the other person. Thank you for receiving your business card.

Generally do not reach out to others for business cards. You must ask for your card when asking for business cards. If you are convenient, please give me a business card so that you can contact later.

When a man meets, he should take off his hat or lift a hat and greet or greet the other person. If he meets with the same person on the same occasion many times, he does not need to repeatedly remove his hat.

When entering the master room, guests must remove their hats.

In a solemn and formal occasion, you should consciously remove your hat.

Hugging and kissing are popular in European and American countries.

Hugging gifts are mostly used for official or private guests or congratulations on social occasions.

The two were relatively upright, with their upper arms slightly leaning forward, their right arms leaning upward, their left arms leaning down, and their right hand rings holding the left shoulder of their shoulders. The left hand rings held the right waist of each other, hugging each other's head and upper body to the right, and finally embracing the left side again.

Kiss and kiss: when kissing is always accompanied by a certain degree of hugging, there are different parts of kissing between people of different connections and identities.

In public and social occasions, close women can kiss their faces. Men have shoulders and shoulders. Men and women usually have cheeks.

In many countries, guests and guests often express their sincerest warmth and respect by shaking hands, hugging, kissing their faces and sticking their cheeks.