What are the customs and folklore of Austria? What are the best Chinese gifts to bring to Austria on a business trip?

Austria is part of the original Austro-Hungarian Empire, and neighboring countries, especially in Germany, Bavaria, customs are similar, the middle-aged and older people are more conservative, young people by the network of information and the impact of the new era is more open, but in recent years, Austria from the Eastern European and Turkish immigrants increased dramatically, especially the Turks, in the streets, the market, the University of can be seen everywhere, so be sure to find out the business trip to the company's staff from where, if Austrians, it is best to prepare Chinese tea, small silk scarves or small handicrafts, if it is a business trip to Austria to bring what Chinese gifts If you are Austrian, it is better to bring Chinese tea, scarves or handicrafts, if you are Turkish, you should not bring Chinese goods, because Turkey is a country that produces small goods and pirated copies. If you are a guest, you should bring a bottle of wine for the man and a bouquet of flowers for the woman. Be careful not to spit on the ground and don't forget the woman when handing her cigarettes, Austrian women have a high rate of smoking (especially the young ones), traditional Austrians are more courteous, you should wait for a moment when opening the door and leave the door open when someone is behind you, and sometimes strangers in a building will greet each other with the words "Gruess Gott" (Greetings to God, pinyin "God"). In the building, strangers sometimes greet each other with "Gruess Gott" (Greetings to God, pinyin "ge lv s gao te"), and in the elevator, sometimes the first one to get out of the elevator has to say "Wiedersehen" (pinyin "wei de sing"), and remember that the locals don't say bye bye, but say baba, which means "goodbye", not "daddy".