A traditional way of greeting with handshake and a slight bow, showing respect for the other person.

Use chopsticks to eat and keep them parallel on the table when not in use.

Gifts are often wrapped in red or gold paper and should be given with both hands.

Always stand up when an elderly person enters the room and address them respectfully.

Remove shoes before entering temples and bow slightly as a sign of reverence.

Stand when a seated person enters and offer your seat to elderly or disabled individuals.

Shake hands, address the eldest or highest-ranking person first, and present business cards with both hands.

Remove shoes upon entering, offer gifts, and accept refreshments gracefully.

Participate in the annual Dragon Boat Festival by eating Zongzi and racing dragon boats.

Avoid using mobile phones in public places such as temples and during meals.

A service charge is usually included in the bill, but additional tips are appreciated.

Celebrate national holidays such as Chinese New Year and National Day with family and friends.

Bargain prices politely and respect the vendor's initial price.

Round up fares to make it easier for taxi drivers and avoid small change disputes.

Dress conservatively and modestly to show respect for the local culture.