What are the gift-giving etiquette and the related taboos?

Generally speaking, presents are given at Chinese festivals, birthdays, weddings, banquets, and housewarmings.\* Present gifts with two hands.\* Do not open the gifts when received.\* Do not present the ...

Generally speaking, presents are given at Chinese festivals, birthdays, weddings, banquets, and housewarmings.

* Present gifts with two hands.

* Do not open the gifts when received.

* Do not present the following gifts to Chinese, as they are associated with death: clocks, straw sandals, a stork or crane.

* Do not send pears and umbrella as gifts to lovers or couples, because the pronunciation of these words sound like ìseparationî in Chinese.

* Do not give scissors, knives and other cutting utensils to Chinese friends since they have the implication of cutting off relationship.

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