送礼习俗英语省公共课一等奖全国赛课获奖课件.pptx

Gift-givingcustomofdifferentcountries第1页1.China3.Japan2.American第2页TheimportantceofGift-givingItisanoldestsocialtraditionAcompanysimageInterpersonalrelationship第3页TheetiquetteofgivinggiftsinChina第4页第5页第6页Typeofgifts第7页第8页第9页 some unwelcome gifts第10页第11页第12页第13页第14页Gift giving in USHow?第15页 InAmerica,lavish,expensivegiftsaredefinitelyout.Anappropriatealternatetoagiftistotakethedeservingpersontodinner,ortoanentertainmentorsportingevent.第16页Theholidaysareanappropriatetimeforgift-givingintheworkplace,andbytheholidays,andoftentimescompanieshavebrownbagswherepeopledrawnamestogivegifts.Butgivinggiftstoyourbossesisappropriateintheworkplace.Ialsothinkitsimportantforsomeonewithanadministrativeassistanttogiveheraminimumof$25incash,andinacard,notjusttakenoutofyourwalletandhandedtoher第17页第18页 Onthecontrary,giftgivingisaninstitutionandareveredcustominJapan.AccordingtoBusinessTokyomagazine,amongtheJapanese“giftgivingisanecessity,notmerelyanicetyasintheWest.InJapanthepropergiftisthoughttoexpressthegiverstruefriendship,gratitude,andrespectfarbetterthanwordscan.SoifyouplantovisitJapanortohaveJapanesevisityouhere,beprepared.第19页InJapan第20页第21页Gift giving is an institution and a revered custom in Japan.Never surprise them to receive your gifts except a small memento(纪念品).An important part in doing business Exchange at first meeting.The proper gift is thought to express the givers true friendship,gratitude,and respect far better than words can.第22页Thegiftisalwaysinagiftbox,orbeautifullywrappedinqualitypaper.Itwillnotbeopenedinyourpresence.第23页TheJapanesewillpolitelyrefuseagiftonceortwicebeforeacceptingit.Whenagiftisofferedtoyou,followthissameceremony.Politelyrefuseonceortwice,andthenacceptitwithbothhands,savingittoopenlater.acception第24页Whenyouofferyourgift,downplaytheimportanceofthegift.Saywordslike“thisgiftisinsignificantincomparison(比较，比较，比喻比喻)totheimportanceoftherelationship”.Giftsarenormallyexchangedattheendofthevisit.第25页avoidgivinggiftsinsetsoffourandnine.ThewordsinJapanesethatsoundthesameasthewordsforfourandninearerelatedtodeath.Dontgivearedpenorapenwithredink,anddontwriteoutacardusingred.Taboos第26页WrapyourgiftavoidwhiteandbrightlycoloredwrappingpaperIfyouarebringagiftfromyourhomecountry,makesureitisnot“madeinJapan”.第27页第28页