In recent years, learning traditional culture has been hotly debated. Is it necessary to promote bowing as a daily communication etiquette?

It is actually a feasible measure to promote bowing as a daily communication etiquette, but it should not be mandatory. After all, shaking hands or hugging is one way to express greetings, and another way is another way. After all, there is no harm. Of course, the promotion of this kind of bow ceremony can't completely copy the past way, but should change the complicated and even different rules in the past. In fact, the bow ceremony is just a form, which is not complicated in form. It can be a good substitute for handshake and produce some benefits, such as safety and hygiene, such as promoting traditional culture. First, it is safe and healthy. If it is not such an epidemic, the bow ceremony will not get widespread attention again. But it is true that shaking hands as a common greeting is not feasible during the epidemic, and bowing can greatly avoid the spread of germs.

It is really a good idea for both sides to greet each other, keep a certain distance and ensure safety and hygiene. Just like many places have adopted the way of meeting and bowing, leading a new fashion.

Secondly, it is a traditional greeting way in China, which promotes the traditional culture. It has a cultural history of thousands of years. If we can deepen our understanding of such a culture, there is nothing wrong with learning to bow our heads. On the one hand, we can feel the way the ancients greeted each other. From this starting point, we can understand the greeting customs of the ancients and further feel our country? State of etiquette? Tradition.

On the other hand, we can also learn that there are different ways of greeting between people at different levels in ancient society. This is what we should do. Remove the dross? In order to better understand the importance of equality. So although it is a small bow ceremony, there is a lot to understand and discuss.