Internationally used Banquet form There are banquets, receptions, tea parties, working meals, and so on. As for the form, it is generally decided according to the purpose of the activity, the inviting target and the expenses. Each type of banquet has specific specifications and requirements that match it.

　　 banquet The grand gathering of distinguished guests can be divided into state banquets, formal banquets and banquets according to ceremonious degree and attendance specifications. According to the holding time, there are also early banquets, luncheon and dinner parties. Generally speaking, the banquet is more solemn and formal than the early banquet and luncheon.

Reception: refers to all kinds of banquets that are not served with meals. They usually have food and drinks, usually do not have fixed seats, and are free to move.

　　 Tea party It is a simple form of entertainment. It usually takes place around four p.m. and some around ten a.m. The site is always placed in the living room, the tea table is placed in the hall, the seats are not lined up. However, if the tea party is held for the distinguished guests, when the sitting is seated, the host should consciously sit with the guest of honour, and the other attendees can be relatively casual.

Working meals: a form of informal banquet, which is commonly used in international communication. Meals can be divided into working breakfast, working lunch and working dinner according to the meal time. This form of banquet is both simple and hygienic, especially when the schedule is tense.

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Farewell is often used as a sign of politeness.

1. farewell between host and guest

When guests say goodbye to their hosts, they often respond to words like "please return", "please stay", etc. the host responds with words like "walking slowly" and "excuse me".

2. farewell between acquaintances

If the two families are closer to each other, they can say "come back later", "have time to sit down" and "have time to drink tea".

3. "goodbye"

This is a popular farewell speech nowadays, which is suitable for most occasions to say good-bye. Similarly, there are "Byebye" and "good night".