What are the etiquette for being a guest?

The time to be a guest should be chosen when it is convenient for the host. Do not be a guest too early or too late, and avoid meal and nap times.

Once you agree on a time, don’t miss it. When you are a guest, you can bring some gifts as needed to show your affection to the host. When meeting for the first time, you should also bring your business card so that the host can get to know you better and help establish a more stable connection.

Conversation time should be limited. Take the initiative to say goodbye when you leave, and greet others present when you say goodbye. After going out, ask the host to stay and thank you.

Hospitality etiquette:

For first-time visitors, you should take the initiative to introduce your family members and introduce your family members to the guests. After the guests are seated, the host should offer fruits, tea, coffee and other snacks or drinks for the guests to eat. Generally, no cigarettes are offered.

If the host is busy with other things that cannot be escaped, he should send newspapers or turn on the TV for the guests to watch, or invite family members to chat with the guests, and do not ignore the guests. Talk to guests on an equal footing and in a friendly manner, and choose topics of mutual interest. Don’t just talk to yourself, but communicate with each other.