In business etiquette, shaking hands is the most basic common etiquette. In addition, there is the etiquette of bowing. The following is the business bow etiquette I arranged for you, hoping to help you!

Bow application occasions:

Bowing is suitable for solemn, festive and joyful ceremonies.

In daily life, it is feasible for middle school students to bow to teachers, younger generations to elders, lower levels to superiors, performers to audiences, etc.

When the winner took the stage to receive the prize, he bowed to the winner and all the participants.

When the actor takes a curtain call, he often bows to thank the audience for their applause. The speaker also bowed to the audience.

It is feasible to bow and salute when meeting guests, expressing gratitude or returning gifts, or meeting distinguished guests.

The essentials of bowing:

When bowing, face the guests and put your feet together. The gaze falls from the other person's face to your feet 1.5m (15 degree ceremony) or 1m (30 degree ceremony). Men put their hands on their sides, and women put their hands together in front of their bodies.

When bowing, you must straighten your waist, keep your heels together, separate your toes slightly, and look at each other. Then bend the straight back and upper body forward from the waist.

When bowing, bend down at a moderate speed, then straighten your head and do it slowly, which makes people feel very comfortable.

Several wrong ways of bowing:

Only the "bow" of the elbow.

Don't look at each other's bows.

A bow that shakes its head.

The legs are not together.

Humpback bow

You can see the bow on your back.

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