What is the hand-binding ceremony in Laos?

Hand-tying ceremony in Laos is a popular folk blessing ceremony, that is, the host puts a silver tray full of flowers with bundles of white cotton thread soaked in perfume. The host tied a bunch of cotton thread to the wrist of the guest, first with his left hand and then with his right hand, and then crossed the ceremony and said, I wish you a long life, health and happiness.

When you meet in Laos, you need to greet each other, and cross your fingers, put your hands on your chest, smile and greet SABAIDEE softly. The rule of putting your hands together is that for monks, elders, bosses and other high-ranking people, you should put your hands together in front of your eyes; For colleagues or acquaintances, put your hands together in your mouth; Those who are not as good as themselves, such as the younger generation and subordinates, are all held on their chests. Monks often nod in response to those who salute them.