The document discusses etiquette for gift giving at a second business meeting with Chinese counterparts. It recommends that the gift be a little more expensive than the first gift and easily accepted, such as a nice bottle of wine. When presenting the gift, the document advises not saying it was purchased for the meeting, but rather that it was a gift given to the giver that they have no use for, or that it has been in their possession for a long time, to avoid putting pressure on the recipient. The goal is to make the recipient feel at ease by signaling the giver did not go to great lengths to obtain the gift and is not trying to ingratiate themselves. The Chinese party may also insist on paying for the