Seeing the ceremony is a traditional etiquette, and different occasions and people have different ways to see the ceremony. The following is the etiquette to pay tribute to the princess, princess and king:

1. Princess: As a member of the royal family, the princess's ceremony is more grand. Generally speaking, you should bow your head and knees and bow to the princess, calling her "Chitose Princess".

2. Princess: The princess's ceremony is relatively simple. You just have to bow to the princess to show your respect.

3. Wang Ye: Wang Ye is a member of the royal family and has a high status. When you see Wang Ye, you should bow your head and knees, and bow to Wang Ye, calling him "Wang Ye Chitose".

4. County King: The status of the county king is equivalent to that of the monarch, so the honorific method is similar to that of the monarch. You should bow to the county king and call him "the county king chitose".

It should be noted that these ways of looking at gifts are only applicable to formal occasions, such as palaces and temples. In daily life, people generally adopt simpler greetings.