What Chinese etiquette terms do you know?

Chinese etiquette terms:

Use "Jiu Yang" when we meet for the first time, and "Long time no see" when we haven't seen each other for a long time.

It is clumsy to recognize people clearly, and it is disrespectful to apologize to others.

Ask for criticism and advice, and use tolerance when asking for forgiveness.

Please ask someone for help and say thank you for your convenience.

I’m sorry to bother others, but I don’t know if it’s appropriate to use presumptuous words.

To ask someone for answers, use "ask", and to ask for advice, use "advice".

Use high opinions when praising others’ opinions, and use humble opinions when expressing your own opinions.

Visit is used to see others, and visit is used when guests come.

To accompany a friend, use fengpai, and to leave in the middle of the way, use nopai.

Waiting is used to wait for guests, and "unwelcome" is used to express apology.

Goodbye is used when someone leaves, and stay is used when asking someone not to say goodbye.

Welcome customers and use TOEFL to answer greetings.

When asking a person’s age, use Gui Geng, and when asking an old person’s age, use Gaoshou.

To read someone's article, use "Biaodu", and to ask someone to correct the article, use "Critical Correction".

The other party's calligraphy and painting are precious calligraphy, and poor hospitality is said to be neglect.

Invite people to accept gifts with a smile, and to accept gifts with sincerity when declining.

When asking for a person’s last name, use your last name, and when answering a question, use your last name.

Performance skills should be used to show off one's appearance, and others will praise and award you with awards.

Congratulations to others, congratulations to others, and congratulations to others.

To ask someone to take up a position is to be condescending, and to serve temporarily is to express lack of commitment.