This document provides etiquette advice for interacting with Chinese business partners. It notes that greetings should be given to the highest ranking person first and that index fingers should not be pointed. Personal questions may be asked about topics like marriage and salary, and political or complaints should not be mentioned. Negotiations tend to be long and involve social activities before discussing contracts. Chopsticks should not touch the rice bowl or be stuck in food.

2. » TRUONG PHUONG QUYEN
» VU LE NGUYEN
» PHAM NGUYEN THUY TRANG
» BUI TRAN QUOC VIET
» TRAN THI MAI THY
» NGUYEN TU QUOC THONG
» NGUYEN MINH TAN

3. • Should not shake hand tightly
• Greet the highest position person
first, do not greet women first
• Do not use index finger point at
someone

5. • They will ask some question
about personal life, salary
• Do not avoid or reject anwsering
their questions
• Do not mention about political
or complain about it

6. ABSOLUTELY NOT
!!!
Do you think China is
a bully in Southest
Did you got married ?
1.000.000.000 USD
PER DAY !
How much money you
get from your job ?
Asia ?
You are son of a
*BEEP*, You
*BEEP*BEEP*BEEP*
,%&#@£$

7. • Usually take long time and not
simple
• Beginning with a party, but just
talk about the contract at the end
• Should not frustrating when there
still not have final decision.

9. Number 4 is forbidden in China:

10. GIVE A BUSINESS CARD:

11. • Should not let chopstick touch
the bowl
• Never plug chopsticks into a rice
bowl

14. He may
poor and
come
from low
level
He is the
best choice
to
cooperated

16. Your work is not reach
Who does he the goal of ours company
think he is ? Is he
better than me ?
… *BEEP* you !!!
Your work MUST better
than this time
He is very nice to
me :D !!!