How do people from all over the world express themselves when they meet for the first time?

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You must bow back to Japanese and Korean people in the same way every time.

European countries prefer the etiquette of hugging, sometimes accompanied by veneers and kisses. But be careful not to make any noise when kissing. This courtesy is generally not performed in business activities, and Chinese personnel do not take the initiative to hug or kiss foreign guests. Men also have a special hat-taking ceremony and a hand-kissing ceremony for women.

For German guests, the handshake is formal and accompanied by an almost imperceptible bow. Unless the host is well known, other contact, such as hugging and kissing on the cheek, is discouraged.

For British guests, people dress very formally and it is best not to have physical contact. Hugs are allowed, but no other physical contact.

For Italian guests, shaking hands is very important and shows formal respect in business activities.

For Latin American guests, handshakes and hugs are frequent, and they stand closer than Americans when talking. It is impolite to stand backward.

Arab and Islamic countries shake hands and then kiss each other on the cheeks in social situations, and they must reciprocate the same.

For foreign guests from Buddhist countries, a Namaste salute is required; for military personnel, one must wait for them to raise their hands and pay attention before shaking hands.

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