Souvenirs are gifts bought for relatives and friends, and they also refer to wedding gifts given to guests after the wedding.

?1. Introduction: ?Souvenirs refer to gifts bought for relatives and friends when traveling to other places. They are usually local specialties, souvenirs, etc.

"Ban Shou" is a souvenir given to someone, which is the ancient meaning of "accompanying gift".

In addition, it also refers to the wedding gift given to the guests after the wedding.

The souvenir gift comes from Lian Heng's "Taiwan Dictionary" record: "Ban Shou Zhi is called accompanying hands. When going to the homes of relatives and friends, each time they bring cakes and bait as a gift to meet each other. In Taipei, it is called hand information; it is also called hand-to-hand communication.

" 2. History: In the past, the Chinese society was an agricultural society with a strong sense of humanity. Whenever they went out or returned to their hometown, they would bring small gifts to relatives and friends as a sign of care and courtesy.

These casual souvenirs are not expensive and expensive products, but represent the emotional connection between people. They are just a small souvenir but represent the heart of the gift giver. It can be said that the gift is light but the affection is heavy.

In modern society, souvenirs are no longer just a casual gift that focuses on connecting emotions, but have become a proper term for commercial marketing of famous products and specialties from various places, and also provide ready-made choices for people who bring souvenirs.

Some products with local characteristics have become synonymous with souvenirs.

In Macau, there are many shops selling souvenirs under the official banner. Souvenirs from various places? 1. Taiwanese souvenirs: Souvenirs, many people in Taiwan call them "Danlu", which is also the Taiwanese word for souvenirs.

Pronunciation, it is said that its origin is because the early people in Taiwan lived a poor life, so they would give souvenirs to relatives and friends during the holidays. They were not bought casually on the road, but were saved by the whole family through frugality or accumulated through hard work.

What comes down is as difficult as refining elixir, such as the sincerity and deep heart.

?2. Beijing souvenirs: In 2012, a company in Beijing launched a series of souvenir gift books, including a trip to Beijing’s restaurants, food and refreshments.

There are also cultural tours such as Beijing Planetarium tickets, as well as leisure and green life experience tours.

Let people experience Beijing culture while enjoying delicious food.

"Souvenirs" combine play, food, culture and etiquette, which is an innovation in the new era.

3. Xiamen souvenirs: Fujian, Taiwan and other regions have the custom of giving souvenirs. People go out or return from a trip. To show care and courtesy, they always bring local specialties to give to relatives and friends. This is a beautiful and warm gift.

According to Chinese tradition, a gift is not about its value, but the special friendship it brings.