许愿
Xǔyuàn
一把花
Yī bǎ huā
What does "songzhong" mean in Chinese?
It means taking care of a loved one who is about to die; attend someone's funeral.
礼物
Lǐwù
苹果
Píngguǒ
西瓜
Xīguā
梨
Lí
寿桃（包）
Shòutáo bāo
On Qianqian's birthday, she received a gift from a classmate from the United States. She should...
Open the gift on the spot and say "thank you"!
住
Zhù
Christmas is coming soon, and Heidi wants to give a Christmas present to her good friend Roxy. Today everyone is back to school, should Heidi give it to Roxy during break time, or should she ask Roxy out privately and give it to her alone?
It should be given to her privately. his may make other good friends who did not receive a gift, feel unappreciated.
一本书
Yī běn shū
Chinese people seldom give gifts to one person in a group on the spot because ( ).
This may make the person who did not receive the gift feel unappreciated.
Teacher Lin is getting married. What gifts does she least want to receive? Why?
"梨", because "梨" and "离" in "separate" have the same pronunciation; "伞", because "伞" and "散" in "scatter" have similar pronunciations.
Judge whether this statement is true or false, and give the reason: Chinese people like to give gifts in odd numbers.
No. Chinese people believe that "good things come in pairs", so they prefer to give gifts in pairs
Teacher Wang's birthday is coming soon, and her colleagues want to give her a gift. Teacher Wang likes cups, but "cupware" and "tragedy" have the same pronunciation. Should her colleagues give her a cup? Why?
You can give her a cup, because this is what she likes, so it's okay. You can give her a cup, because this is what she likes, so it's okay. It's like "giving he
What do Chinese people give as gifts when attending a funeral?
White packet.
If your mom has a birthday, what gift would you consider giving her? How would you package it? Would you like her to open the gift right then and there? Why?
The answer should be reasonable. Pay attention to the two principles of "good things come in pairs" and "give people what they like"
Judge whether the answer is right or wrong, and give the reasons: It’s the holiday season, and giving four pairs of socks to friends in Guangdong is a good choice.
Wrong, because Cantonese people don’t like the number “four”. The pronunciation of “four” and “death” are similiar.
送
Sòng
舞会
Wǔhuì
楼
Lóu
重
Zhòng
Westerners give three or five apples as a gift because they think ( ).
Odd numbers are more auspicious (lucky)
What should we pay special attention to when giving gifts to Chinese people?
When giving gifts to Chinese people, you need to be especially careful: do not give watches to the elderly, and do not give "pears" or "umbrellas" to couples.
One of the foreign colleagues bought a gift for Teacher Wang's birthday, but Teacher Wang did not open it on the spot. The foreign colleague felt a little strange and unhappy. Can you explain to the foreign colleague?
Chinese people usually do not open gifts in front of the giver, especially when other people are present. This custom is different from that of Westerners.
Why don't Chinese people give wedding gifts in white packaging?
Because Chinese people think white represents sadness.
蛋糕
Dàngāo
饮料
Yǐnliào
Chinese people give "red envelopes" when attending ( ) and "white envelopes" when attending ( ).
Wedding; Funeral
Qianqian's grandfather is going to celebrate his 70th birthday, and the clock in their house happened to be broken. Qianqian thinks it is very practical to give him a clock as a gift. Do you agree? Why?
I disagree, because "songzhong" and "songzhong" have the same pronunciation. "Songzhong" means taking care of a dying relative, which is unlucky.
长寿面
Chángshòu miàn
What aspects do you consider when giving gifts to friends?
You have to "give people what they like", and it's best to go in pairs.
接
Jiē
Qianqian's grandfather is going to celebrate his 70th birthday. Please help Qianqian think of a suitable gift.
The answer should be reasonable (pay attention to the quantity and type, and avoid the unlucky "clock"