Smile ceremony: The three elements of a smile are: turning up the corners of the mouth, smiling without showing teeth, and showing 6-8 teeth.

With 4 upper teeth and 4 lower teeth exposed, he is a rogue rabbit.

Showing 6 teeth is called a woman, showing 8 teeth is called a queen, showing 12 teeth is called a goddess

Smiling is an international etiquette that can fully reflect a person's enthusiasm and accomplishment. and charm.

Greetings: People with low status, young people, and those who come from behind should greet first.

In the workplace, job titles (a reflection of identity, status, and ability) and professional titles or professional titles are preferred.

Gendered titles: Mr., Miss, Madam (adult women).

Relative title: cordial.

Beauty: Suitable for the beauty and hairdressing industry, high-end service places will downgrade.

Dear: I may be very familiar with Taobao terminology.

Language: Long time welcome, long time welcome, good meeting, good news, acceptance, acceptance.

Category: 1. Nod. Mostly used for one-on-one, mostly for close range.

2. Wave. It is mostly used for long distances or where there is a gap, and it is mostly used for one-to-many. 1) The wrist is at eye level. 2). Drive the palm with the forearm. 3) Don't bring it close to your mouth, as it may seem like a sign of flattery.

3. Namaste. Related to Buddhism. Official etiquette in Thailand.

Hand in hand. 1. Cover the other hand with one hand. 2. Men: wrap the right fist with the left palm; women: wrap the left fist with the right palm. Men worship with their left hand, and women worship with their right hand. On the contrary, it is an ominous ceremony and a funeral ceremony.

4. Hug ceremony. Used between acquaintances. 1). Put your left foot in front and your right foot in the back. 2), the left hand is low (on the waist), the right hand is high (on the shoulder) 3), right cheek to right cheek (cheek-to-cheek ceremony). 4), encircling shape. Used in social situations and between acquaintances.

5. Handshake. 1). Make a generous move (right hand). 2), the tiger's mouth faces each other. 3), moderate intensity (about two kilograms). 4), shake 1-3 times, 3-5 seconds. 5). Moderate cold exposure.

6. Bow. 15 degrees, 30 degrees, 45 degrees, 90 degrees.