Do you prefer Chinese handshake or western face-to-face kiss in meeting etiquette?

We have always advocated civilized manners, and good manners are an important manifestation of a person's quality. When we were very young, our parents and teachers asked us to be polite, and what we said was greeting. Emphasize the importance of meeting etiquette, such as taking the initiative to greet elders and warmly greeting good friends of the same age. Someone asked, in the meeting etiquette, do you prefer our handshake or western-style kiss on the face?

First, it is more natural to shake hands when meeting, which is a more familiar and preferred way of greeting. We have met for a long time, and we are used to shaking hands. It is simple to shake hands and say hello, and it is elegant and polite. Most people don't feel shy or unnatural when shaking hands. Therefore, we prefer to greet each other and shake hands.

Secondly, I always feel that face-to-face kissing is a strange way of meeting etiquette, which makes people very uncomfortable. I always feel that when two people meet, they should not only show goodwill, but also keep an appropriate distance and scale. Imagine that if two people meet, hug and kiss each other, it always feels strange, and the other person may not be able to stand your excessive enthusiasm. If you salute in this way in daily life, whether between the same sex or the opposite sex, it may cause misunderstanding and feel that the relationship between two people is abnormal.

Third, we should carry forward our traditional manners, and there is no need to blindly imitate some strange manners abroad. There is an idiom called "learn from others", which means that if you blindly imitate others, you may make some jokes. As our traditional meeting etiquette, shaking hands is a very good traditional practice. We should carry forward our traditional etiquette, there is no need to simply imitate others. Those foreign manners may not suit us, and we also feel bad.

What else do you think and understand about the meeting ceremony?