Business Gifting Rules

1. When gifting to the British
If the price is high, it can be mistaken for a bribe. Sending some high-end chocolates, one or two bottles of famous wine or flowers can be liked by the recipients. But be careful, it is best not to send the company's logo.
2. France and Art
The French value art, so it is best to give some artistic gifts. If there are distinctive antiques, they will like them very much. If you are invited to a French home for dinner, you should bring a few unbound flowers, except for chrysanthemums.
3. Germany does not like sharp
Germans pay great attention to gift packaging, never use white, black or brown wrapping paper or ribbons. Also, don't send anything sharp as the Germans see it as a bad omen.
4. Japanese Taboo 4 and 9
When giving gifts to the Japanese, don't give 4 or 9 things at a time, because the word "4" is homonymous with "death" in Japanese, while "9" is homophonic with the word "bitter". The Japanese love designer goods, but have an aversion to things decorated with foxes and badgers. They believe that the fox is a symbol of greed, and the badger represents cunning.
5. Only love western famous brands
As long as Russian gifts are given famous brands, especially western famous brands, regardless of the value of the gift, it is easy to win their favor.
6. Pay attention to practicality
African countries don't pay much attention to the value of gifts, but they pay more attention to the practicality of gifts, so it is not suitable to send high-end gifts.
7. Love simplicity
Arab countries are fond of exquisite and gorgeous gifts, which are more popular than plain and simple gifts; things with "names" are more popular than anonymous antiques; intellectual toys and handicrafts are more preferred than simple and practical things. But all kinds of alcohol, including those depicting animals, are not welcome gifts.