Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
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China<br />
Gift giving<br />
• Gifts are not usually exchanged at a first meeting.<br />
• Quality writing pens are considered favored gifts.<br />
• Do not give: knives, scissors, letter openers, clocks,<br />
straw sandals, a stork or crane, handkerchiefs, anything<br />
white, blue or black, and anything in groups of four<br />
• Gifts should always be nicely wrapped.<br />
• Gifts are not to be opened right away unless prompted<br />
to do so.<br />
• Receive and give gifts with two hands. It is polite to<br />
refuse a gift several times before accepting.