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What is the difference between the three types of etiquette, namely, salute, bow, and long bow?

1, the scope of application is different: bowing ceremony is generally used by officials up and down the hierarchy, bowing ceremony between the use of civilians, long bow can be used regardless of the old and young, but most of them are used between the generations.

2, the salute is different: the lower to the higher level to pay their respects to perform the salute, the officials of the salute between the salute, the public, the marquis, extra horse harnessed by the side of a team to meet the two salute, the lower level of the first salute, the higher level of the east to answer the salute. When civilians meet each other, they salute each other according to their age and the younger ones salute each other. Outside of the other line of four salute, near the other line of bowing. The long bow is to raise one's hands above one's head and to bow down (with both hands clasped above one's head).

3, the frequency of use is different: long bow is the ancient Han social etiquette customs, popular in most parts of the country, began to popular in ancient times, regardless of the age of the young and old can be used, bowing and long bowing to the frequency of use than the bowing ceremony is much higher.

Expanded Information:

. p>Communicative etiquette is divided into two categories: the first is demeanor-type etiquette, which is how to express etiquette with actions; the second is the etiquette of titles, which was the most complicated in ancient China, especially some titles in the official world.

Demeanor etiquette is roughly divided into standing etiquette, kneeling etiquette, embracing etiquette, and inviting etiquette. Similarly, there are many kinds of standing etiquette, kneeling etiquette, respectively, reflecting the etiquette of light and heavy, applied to different objects, from which you can understand the interpersonal and hierarchical relationships.

In addition to the standing ceremony is to stand and bow, roughly divided into arching, bowing, long bowing, bowing, in the order of a heavier than one. The ****same feature of the standing salute is that there are hand and arm movements, and if the salute is heavy, the body movements are added.

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