WHAT ARE THE DOS AND THE DON'TS WHEN INTERRACTING WITH CHINESE PEOPLE?

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by Obama » Sep 06, 2012 20:00 pm　　in Culture 　　Replies 0 　　Views 879　

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Hi everyone, i would need great help from all of you, wanna conduct a research about the various aspects of chinesse life and foreigners residing in china as well, what is considered to be normal and welcoming when you do it to them and what is considered to be offensive, the question can also be viceversa, if you dont know the chinese aspects then you can post the foreigners aspect, that is what you want your Chinese friend to do to you and what you consider offensive when he/ she does it to you, thank you all.

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