With a sincere salute

The significance of holding a sincere gift is as follows:

Holding a sincere salute is a sign of respect, which means respectfully greeting, paying tribute or saying goodbye. It is usually used when national leaders or important people attend or leave the ceremony, which is a traditional polite action.

1, the origin of holding sincere gifts

Pengcheng Wan Li originated from the ancient court etiquette in China. According to legend, it first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, with palms flat on the chest, hands raised and pushed forward.

Later, this expression gradually formed a formal etiquette, called "hand in hand", or "hand in hand on the ground", and later called "hand in hand etiquette" In the Ming Dynasty, people began to express their respect and gratitude in this way, and the forms of holding sincere gifts were gradually enriched and diversified.

2. The form of holding sincere gifts

There are many forms of sincere salute, but the core action is to put your hands together and then hold your chest out, and then stretch hard. In this process, we should maintain a pious and awe-inspiring attitude, and at the same time pay attention to the breathing and balance of the body. In some formal occasions, such as the attendance or departure ceremony of heads of state or senior officials, sincere salutations often vary according to the occasion and level.

3. The purpose of holding a sincere gift

As a kind of etiquette to express respect, sincere address is widely used in various formal occasions. When national leaders attend diplomatic activities or important domestic meetings, holding a sincere gift is a way to express respect and gratitude.

It is also a way for people to show their respect when important people leave or arrive at a place. In addition, it is also used in some traditional religious ceremonies and weddings.

4. Holding sincere gifts on special occasions

On some special occasions, the forms and requirements of holding sincere gifts will be different. For example, in some religious ceremonies, it is usually necessary to kneel down to show piety and awe.

In some traditional Chinese weddings, the bride and groom are usually used to express their gratitude and respect for their parents. In addition, in some international competitions or cultural performances, the audience can also show their respect and encouragement to the players and actors by holding sincere salutes.

In a word, holding a sincere gift is a polite gesture to show respect and gratitude, which originated from ancient court etiquette. There are various forms of holding a sincere gift. The core action is to put your hands together, then hold your chest out and stretch hard.

Holding a sincere gift has many applications, including national leaders attending diplomatic activities, important people arriving or leaving a place, traditional religious ceremonies, wedding ceremonies in China and so on. On special occasions, the forms and requirements of holding sincere gifts