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TwitterThe Chinese like food and a nice food basket will make a great gift.
Do not give scissors, knives or other cutting utensils as they indicate the severing of the relationship.
Do not give clocks, handkerchiefs or straw sandals as they are associated with funerals and death.
Do not give flowers, as many Chinese associate these with funerals.
Do not wrap gifts in white, blue or black paper.
Four is an unlucky number so do not give four of anything. Eight is the luckiest number, so giving eight of something brings luck to the recipient.
Always present gifts with two hands.
Gifts are not opened when received.
Gifts may be refused three times before they are accepted.
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China-Europe Social culture/Business culture
The training includes:- Highlights on what do we think about China and what China actually is.
- Comparison of Chinese and European way of thinking in business and social environment.
- Overview of what is important for you could mislead your Chinese partner and vice versa things offered by your Chinese partner can sound strange for you.
China-Europe Social culture/Business culture
The training includes:- Highlights on what do we think about China and what China actually is.
- Comparison of Chinese and European way of thinking in business and social environment.
- Overview of what is important for you could mislead your Chinese partner and vice versa things offered by your Chinese partner can sound strange for you.
