Jiuzhou planning meeting small encyclopedia foreign guests meeting etiquette

Publish Date：2019-04-17

In the foreign affairs communication, when meeting with foreign guests, depending on the object and occasion, the etiquette of the conference company is also different.

When meeting European guests, Europeans like to embrace the etiquette, sometimes accompanied by veneers and kisses. But be careful, don't let out the sound. This is generally not the case in business activities, and the Chinese personnel do not actively embrace and kiss foreign guests. Men also have special hats and kisses for women. For British guests, people dress very formal and it is best not to have physical contact. Can hug, but can't have other physical contact. For Italian guests, it is important to shake hands and express formal respect in business activities. For German guests, the handshake is formal and accompanied by an almost imperceptible embarrassment, unless the owner knows well that other contacts, such as hugs and kissing cheeks, are not recommended.

When meeting with East Asian guests, the conference company in East Asian countries (such as Japan, South Korea, North Korea), is a common traditional etiquette, standing upright during the ceremony, hands hanging in front of the eyes, leaning down, while greeting, the lower the bend, More respect. The rituals of the Japanese and the Koreans must be repaid each time. For Japanese guests, direct contact with the eyes and direct contact with the body are not advocated, because this represents arrogance, do not look at his eyes, instead he looks at his tie knots to show respect. In Japan, you have to bow down, your head is half down to your body, and your hands are put together. The older you are, the higher your position, the deeper you should be. Your voice and attitude should be calm and not too noisy.

The Arab and Islamic countries shook hands in social situations and kissed each other on their cheeks.

When meeting with Latin American guests, the conference company chose to shake hands and hug very frequently. When they talked, they stood closer than the Americans. It is impolite to stand backwards.

When meeting foreign guests in a Buddhist country, it is necessary to perform a ceremony.

Meet the military foreign guests, and wait for the line to raise their hands and then shake hands.

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