日常禮貌用語　　見面語　　 “早上好”、“下午好”、“晚上好”、“您好”、“很高興認識您”、“請多指教”、“請多關照”等　　感謝語　　 “謝謝”、“勞駕了”、“讓您費心了”、“實在過意不去”、“拜托了”、“麻煩您”、“感謝您的幫助”等　　致歉語　　 打擾對方或向對方致歉：“對不起”、“請原諒”、“很抱歉”、“請稍等”、“請多包涵”等.接受對方致謝致歉時：“別客氣”、“不用謝”、“沒關系”、“請不要放在心上”等　　告別語　　“再見”、“歡迎再來”、“祝您一路順風”、“請再來”等　　忌用語　　“喂”、“不知道”、“ 笨蛋”、“你不懂”、“你能死了”、“狗屁不通”、“豬腦袋”等　　禮節(jié)　　 禮節(jié)是人們在日常生活中，特別是在交際場合中，相互問候、致意、祝愿、慰問

And the necessary form of assistance and care.

(1) introduction of etiquette at the meeting.

It can be divided into two forms: introduction by third and self introduction. No matter whether you introduce yourself or introduce yourself to others, you should be sincere.

When you introduce others, you usually introduce names and units, and sometimes you have to explain the relationship between yourself and the person you are introducing, so that people who are new acquaintances can understand and trust each other.

When introducing specific people, attention should be paid to order. Young people should be introduced to senior and junior officials, and male comrades should be introduced to lesbians, who are familiar with and intimately introduced to new or less intimate ones.

Without the introduction of the third, you can also meet new friends through self introduction.

In many cases, you can first send business cards, self introduction.

Business cards should be solemn and serious. They should not be like leaflets. They should be respectfully accepted. They should not be thrown or folded in front of guests, especially not in trouser bags. They should be placed in boxes or clothing bags to show respect.

2 shake hands.

In general, friends meet first, then greet each other, then shake hands and greet each other.

When you shake hands, be enthusiastic, smile and stare at each other's eyes.

You should be generous and have a natural attitude, such as your left hand, to show more kindness and respect for each other.

But gay men usually don't need female guests.

Shaking hands also have order. Generally speaking, masters, leaders, elders, high status and lesbians should stretch out their hands before they reach out and shake hands.

3.

Greeting is a kind of communication etiquette when meeting, and meets acquaintances or acquaintances in office buildings or public places. But when you are far away, you usually raise your right hand to greet (don't shout) and nod your head.

Sometimes you can say "hello" when you are closer or sideways. When someone says hello to you, you should immediately answer "hello" or "thank you."

Sometimes, when two people meet, their faces are ripe, but they can't be called names for a while. They should nod their heads or say hello.