A. It is unusual for you to walk up to a stranger and introduce yourself in China. Why not ask your friend to introduce you to others?
B. In China, you are not supposed to stick chopsticks into food, especially into rice. It is considered impolite.
C. In China, young people often show their respect by using two hands when the old give something to them. And young people also give up their seats to those in need on the bus or subway.
D. Chinese people are not supposed to kiss when they greet each other. So when you meet a Chinese man or woman for the first time, you should wait for him or her to offer his or her hand first.
E. It is very impolite to shake hands with others with your gloves on. You are supposed to pull off your gloves first even though it is cold that day.
F. You should check the weather in advance and ask the host or other guests what they will wear at the party. They will be glad to give you some useful suggestions.
Gina has accepted the invitation to Mr. Green's big party. But she has no idea what to wear at the party.
Tommy who is from the USA had supper with his Chinese friend Li Bin last night. He stuck his chopsticks into his bowl office.
Judy, a French girl, went on a business tip to Guangzhou. When she met her Chinese partner Wang Lin for the first time, Judy kissed her on the face.
Mike first met Lucy on a winter morning. It was cold that day. Mike shook her hand without pulling off his gloves.
David will go to a birthday party held by a Chinese friend. He doesn't know how to introduce himself to other people in China.
