Etiquette

Author: Zhu Ying, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: China, a vast and ancient land, is renowned as a nation of etiquette. Throughout history, even in times of war and turmoil, the principle of "not killing envoys" has been upheld. Etiquette serves as a behavioral standard for moral conduct in a person's life and reflects an important aspect of human civilization. China is a country with a long history and profound cultural heritage. In its development, it has formed unique customs of etiquette in interactions among people, events, and objects, representing the level of civilization and education of the Chinese nation. This book presents the reasons, characteristics, and legends of Chinese etiquette to readers through vivid, lively, and elegant text, complemented by exquisite images and multi-faceted perspectives.