Receiving International Guests(II)《解答》

When eating, we do not tuck napkin into our collar, but place it across our lap.

When shaking hands with our guests, we should also take a bow.

When walking through doors, we should always go out before our guests.

As a dress code for males, informal attire is the same as business attire.

It is important to know our foreign guest’s income level before his/her arrival.

As a dress code for males, informal attire is the same as black suit.

Usually official dinner banquet should last more than two and a half hours.

Facing the flags, our national flag should be placed on the right of the flag of our foreign guests.

In a restaurant, we should use a hand gesture, not voice, to call a waiter/waitress for help.

Hand-kissing (by a man toward a woman) has become quite rare.