Sino-Indian traditional friendship culture

Every country has its own manners, so does India and China. These are all traditional things left over from cultural progress. There is a very popular etiquette in India, which is almost known all over the world, and there is also a etiquette in China called Jugongli. So why not be as popular and used by the public as namaste in India? I think this is related to their differences and utilization rate, and I will explain it separately.

First, the utilization rates of the two are different.

I think both of them are etiquette, but the main reason why they have not reached the same popularity level is that the usage rate is different. Indian namaste is still used in the local area, with a high usage rate and a very high frequency. Almost everyone can use it, but China's bow ceremony is only popular in ancient times, and not many people in modern China can use it, so in my opinion, China's bow ceremony does not meet the needs of the present era, so it is not very good.

Second, the transmission rate is different.

Indians have their own unique signs. They took namaste as their symbol and then spread it all over the country. In addition, the Indian population will go to many countries, and China is relatively stable, so the spread is not as extensive as India's. In addition, Indians make this gesture every time they go to other countries, which leads to people's deep understanding of this gesture, while China does not. He is more modern, so in this respect, India is folded.

Culture is diverse, and every country has its own culture. Indian culture contains the namaste ceremony, and its own promotion has played a great role in its going global, while China's bow ceremony is not very popular, so it is impossible to be popular all over the world.