China's customary greetings or idioms.

China's traditional greeting ceremony, the bow ceremony, contains the awe of the universe, the expectation and tolerance of each other and the expectation of a better life. China has shown mutual respect by bowing for more than 22 years. Jugongli is the most commonly used traditional etiquette when meeting or thanking each other at ordinary times.

Bowing ceremony has a history of two or three thousand years. Since the Western Zhou Dynasty, people of the same age have adopted it when they meet and communicate. It means imitating slaves with cangue, which means being slaves of the other side. In The Analects of Confucius, there is a record of "Luz standing on the arch".

Among these ceremonies, I think China's bow ceremony is not only beautiful and natural, but also meets the requirements of civilization and hygiene, and can reflect the traditional humanistic spirit of respect and courtesy in China. The return bow ceremony is of great significance to carry forward the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation.