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auspicious gifts
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China
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Red envelopes with money are considered auspicious gifts, especially during Lunar New Year celebrations.
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business gifts
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China
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In China, the exchange of business gifts is a common practice to build relationships and show respect, with specific etiquette and cultural significance.
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business gifts
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China
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The giving of business gifts is deeply rooted in etiquette and is expected as a sign of respect and gratitude in business dealings.
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christmas gifts
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China
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Giving Christmas gifts is not as common as in Western countries, and if gifts are exchanged, they are usually small and simple tokens of appreciation.
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5
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gift
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China
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When giving a gift, it is important to consider the wrapping and presentation as a reflection of the giver's thoughtfulness and care.
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gift giving
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China
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Important social custom with specific rules and etiquette, such as offering and receiving gifts with both hands
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gift giving
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China
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Important to give gifts as a sign of respect and gratitude, especially in business settings.
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gift giving
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China
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The act of giving and receiving gifts holds deep cultural significance and customs
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gift giving
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China
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Significant and often involves careful selection of appropriate gifts, with etiquette and symbolism being important
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gift giving
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China
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Gift giving is an important social custom in China, often symbolizing respect, gratitude, and goodwill, with certain customs and etiquette that are observed.
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gift giving
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China
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The color red is often associated with good luck and is commonly used for wrapping gifts
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gift giving
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China
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Gift giving involves specific customs and traditions, such as giving red envelopes during festivals and special occasions
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gift giving
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China
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Opening gifts immediately may be seen as impolite, and it's common to open them later in private
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gift giving
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China
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Giving a clock as a gift is considered taboo
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gift giving
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China
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Gift giving is an important gesture of respect and gratitude
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gift giving
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China
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Opening a gift in front of the giver can be seen as rude or greedy
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gift giving in business
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China
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Exchanging business gifts is a common practice and an important part of relationship-building in business.
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gift-giving
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China
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Opening the gift later in private is common
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gift-giving
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China
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Gift-giving is a customary practice and carries significant social etiquette, including the emphasis on modesty when receiving gifts.
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gift-giving
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China
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Important social custom with strict rules and etiquette
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gift-giving
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China
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Avoid the number 4 in the gift as it's associated with bad luck
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gift-giving
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China
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Gifts are usually not opened in front of the giver to show respect and avoid embarrassment
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gift-giving
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China
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Exchanging gifts is common for expressing gratitude and showing respect
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gift-giving
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China
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Gift-giving is an important part of building business relationships
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gift-giving
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China
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Important social custom often wrapped in decorative paper
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gift-giving
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China
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A common practice to show respect and build relationships, with certain etiquettes and symbolic meanings associated with gifts
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gift-giving
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China
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Important social practice to show appreciation and strengthen relationships
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gift-giving
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China
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Gift-giving is an important social custom, often expressing gratitude or respect.
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gift-giving
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China
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Gift-giving is a common way to show appreciation and strengthen social bonds.
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gift-giving
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China
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Avoid giving clocks or items in white wrapping as they symbolize death and mourning
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gift-giving
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China
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Significant cultural practice, etiquette and symbolism are heavily emphasized
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gift-giving
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China
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Giving red envelopes with money for special occasions like Chinese New Year
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gift-giving etiquette
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China
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Gifts should not be opened in front of the giver to avoid causing any embarrassment.
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gift-giving in business
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China
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Business gift-giving is a formal and expected practice, often used to build and maintain relationships and as a sign of respect.
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gift-giving in the workplace
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China
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An important way to express gratitude, build connections, and show respect, and it's common to exchange gifts during festivals and celebrations in the workplace.
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gifting
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China
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Giving chocolate as a gift is not as common, and other traditional gifts are preferred
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gifting
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China
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Important to give gifts with respect and etiquette, often wrapped beautifully
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gifting in business
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China
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Gifting in business is a highly ritualized practice and must be done carefully to avoid giving the wrong impression or causing embarrassment.
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giving and receiving gifts
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China
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Customary to give and receive gifts as a gesture of goodwill and respect
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giving cash as a gift
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China
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Common and considered a thoughtful and practical gift
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giving cash as a gift
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China
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Common and acceptable as a traditional gift for various occasions.
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presentation of gifts
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China
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Gift giving is important and the presentation is a form of art, with great emphasis placed on the wrapping and presentation of the gift.
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wedding gift-giving
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China
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It is common to give money in red envelopes as wedding gifts.
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