Four Principles For Selecting Foreign Gifts

In foreign affairs, gifts still need to be "ritual and light."

Because in many countries, gifts are too expensive.

On the other hand, it is likely that the recipient will have a sense of bribery.

Chinese kites, erhu, flutes, paper cuts, chopsticks, stamps, calligraphy and paintings, and tea, once in the hands of foreigners, are often favored and multiplied.

The selection of gifts varies from person to person and varies from person to person.

When choosing gifts, be sure to fully understand the character, hobbies, cultivation and taste of the recipient, so that the gifts can be welcomed by the recipient.

In addition, consideration should be given to the gifts given to the recipient under different circumstances.

For example, in state affairs, it is advisable to present flowers and artworks to the state guests.

When attending a family banquet, flowers, local specialties and handicrafts should be presented to the hostess, or candy, toys and so on to the host's children.

Giving gifts to foreign friends can never be against the customs and habits of the other party.

To solve this problem, we must understand the customs and habits of the country where the recipient is located.

When choosing gifts, avoid the taboos that may exist with gifts, patterns, shapes, numbers and packaging.