You'd better take off the price tag when giving gifts to avoid embarrassment. In most cultures, it is the most impolite to keep the price for the giver. Not tearing off the label is a taboo in gift-giving etiquette. Wearing a label will make the recipient pay attention to the price of the gift, which is impolite and sincere.

In the view of conservative China people, gifts are more important than affection, and even the most expensive things should be emphasized as "not worth a few dollars" for fear of aggravating others' psychological burden.

However, it is also necessary to divide the categories of gifts. For example, gifts such as clothes or electronic products should be given with the delivery note or tag, so as to avoid that the donee will not enjoy after-sales service after quality problems occur.

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China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and traditionally attaches great importance to reciprocity. "Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faithfulness", among which "propriety" is the most classic and brilliant page of China's Confucianism. ? As a way to express one's feelings and deepen communication with others, the key to giving gifts is the blending of feelings and meanings. As for the weight and form of the gift, it is not important. The key is to express your mind.

No matter who the gift is given to, it is the giver's choice. On such a gift, all kinds of information of the giver will be extended. As the gift is passed to the other party, when the recipient feels it, the meaning of the gift is completed.