To Receive The Occasion When You Need To Know The Ceremony

To introduce friends in a social occasion can be introduced by third or self acquaintances.

For others, we need to know whether the two sides have the desire to get acquainted or not.

No matter whether you introduce yourself or introduce yourself to others, you should do it naturally.

For example, if someone you are conversing with, you can greet him, and the acquaintance will introduce you to other guests.

On these occasions, you can also introduce yourself, tell your name, identity, unit (country), and you will introduce yourself later.

When introducing others, you can also explain your relationship with yourself, so that people who are new acquaintances can understand and trust each other.

When you introduce a specific person, you should politely show your hand instead of pointing it with your fingers.

The introduction is also different from each other. It should be introduced to men of high status and old age to introduce men to women.

Generally speaking, women and elders should stand up, but they do not have to stand up at the banquet table or the conference table.

Shaking hands is a formality for most countries to meet and parting.

Handshaking is a commonplace in communication.

They usually shake hands when they introduce each other and meet each other.

Greet your friends first, then shake hands and greet each other.

Those who are close to each other greet each other with their hands, or even the two hands hold together for a long time.

In general, you can grasp it without any effort.

However, young people should be slightly less responsible for their elders and those with low status.

When a man shook hands with a woman, he often held the finger part of a woman.

Shake hands also have a sequence, should be masters, senior, high status, women first hand, guests, young people, low status meet first greetings, to wait for the other hand to shake hands.

Many people shake hands at the same time and do not cross.

Before shaking hands, men should take off their gloves and take off their caps.

When you shake hands, look at each other and smile. Don't look at the third handshake.

It is necessary for the host to take the initiative, enthusiasm and timely handshake, which will increase intimacy.

Shaking hands is not only a courtesy of meeting, but also a congratulation, thanks or encouragement.

If the other person achieves certain progress and progress, he can shake hands to express congratulations, thanks, encouragement, etc. when he gives gifts and presents prizes, commendation, speeches and speeches.

When a soldier is wearing a cap and shaking hands, he should first raise his hand and then shake hands.

In addition, some countries have some traditional courtesy ceremonies, such as Southeast Asian Buddhist countries.

These etiquette should be understood and used on certain occasions.

In the west, most of the relatives and acquaintances are hugs, faces, cheeks and so on.

Between husband and wife are hugs and kisses, between parents and children are pro face, forehead, brothers and sisters are friends.

Generally speaking, in public places, women who are close to each other are friendly faces. Men embrace hugs and shoulders. Men and women are close cheeks. The elders usually kiss their elders on the elders. Men usually show their respect to their honorable female guests on the back of their fingers.

In some occasions where guests are welcome, or occasions of congratulation and appreciation, there are also courtesy rituals, sometimes warm and friendly hugs, and sometimes ceremonial ones in official or civil ceremonies.

This kind of etiquette usually consists of two people standing opposite. The right shoulder is leaning down, the right hand is on the left rear shoulder of the opposite party, the left hand is on the right rear waist of each other, according to their positions, the two heads embrace each other's head and upper body, and then the head and upper body embrace to the right, and then embrace to the left again, after the ceremony.

To greet people who meet at a distance from a public place, they usually greet and nod their heads with their right hands.

When Western men wear their hat, they can also take off their hat, that is, when two people meet, they can pick up their hat and nod their heads, and then put on their hat when they leave.

Sometimes we cross the road with the encounters. From the etiquette, we should turn around and say "hello", and lift your hat by hand.

Meet the acquaintance on the same occasion many times, just nod your head.

Friends or strangers who are acquainted with each other may nod or smile at social occasions.

In a diplomatic situation, a leader with high status should be politely nodded or greeted.

Just shake hands and greet the leader when he reaches for his hand.

If you meet someone with high status, you usually do not go straight to greeting. Instead, you should greet your compliments after the other party's activities are over.