What kind of etiquette is "squatting"?

Courtesy of squatting children: mainly women's greetings to their elders. The saluter stands in front of the recipient, his feet are parallel, his hands support his knees, and then he bows down and his knees bend slightly like a squat to show his respect.

The standard-bearer of old Beijing has the virtue and tradition of "respecting the elderly, being hospitable and trustworthy". Moreover, there are strict etiquette, or how to leave "many rules" and "many etiquette" for Manchu people. ......

Old people in the family often say, "No matter how poor the family is, we have to make up seven dishes and eight bowls to make a soup."

The flag bearer has many gifts, and the host is very particular about staying for dinner. Because there is a saying that "wine is full of respect, tea is full of deceit", people are required to "fill the wine and pour half a cup of tea"

When eating, guests don't put down chopsticks, and the host can't put down chopsticks first. When the host and guests are chatting while eating, women and younger generations are absolutely not allowed to interrupt.

When the banners meet, they should perform various ceremonies, including: beating thousands, caressing temples, holding hands to greet, touching shoulders and hugging shoulders, kneeling and kowtowing.

Bow down: This is a greeting from women to their elders.

The saluter stands in front of the recipient, his feet are parallel, his hands support his knees, and then bows, with his knees slightly bent like a squat, saying "Please be safe" or "Lucky".