What are the customs and folk customs in Austria? What Chinese gifts are better to bring on a business trip to Austria?

Austria is part of the original Austro-Hungarian Empire. It has similar customs to neighboring countries, especially Bavaria, Germany. The middle-aged and elderly people are more conservative, while the young people are more open-minded due to the impact of Internet information and the new era. However, in recent years, Austria has a huge increase in immigrants from Eastern Europe and Turkey, especially Turks. They can be seen everywhere on the streets, in markets, and in universities, so you must find out where the people in the company who are traveling on business come from. If they are Austrians, it is best to prepare Chinese tea, small silk scarves or small handicrafts. If you are Turkish, don’t prepare Chinese small commodities, because Turkey itself is a country that produces small commodities and pirated goods. When visiting someone’s house, men should bring a bottle of wine, and women should prepare a bouquet of flowers. , be careful not to spit, and don’t forget the lady when handing out cigarettes. Austrian women have a higher smoking rate (especially young people). Traditionally, Austrians are more polite. When opening the door, if someone is following you, you must wait and hold the door open. Strangers in the building sometimes greet each other with "Gruess Gott" (Greetings to God, pinyin "ge lv s gao te"). People who are riding in the same elevator sometimes have to say "Wiedersehen" (pinyin) to each other when they get out of the elevator first. wei de sing"), remember that the locals don't say goodbye, they say baba, which means goodbye and not what dad means.