1, formal salutation: the left hand presses the right hand (note: the woman's right hand presses the left hand), the hand is hidden in the sleeve, the forehead is raised, the bow is 90 degrees, and then the hand gets up, and the hand follows Qi Mei again, and then the hand is put down;

2. General salutation: stand upright, with your arms folded forward, your right hand slightly bent, your left hand attached to it, your arms moved down from your forehead to your chest, and your upper body bowed at 45 degrees. On formal occasions, to friends;

3, handing over: like a hand, but the body and arms don't have to move;

4, nod to pay tribute;

5. Formal Worship: Stand upright, raise your hand and raise your forehead like a bow, bow 90 degrees, then stand up straight (this section is called bow), and at the same time, follow Qi Mei again with your hands. Then kneel on the ground at the same time, slowly bow down, palm on the ground, forehead on the palm (this is called worship), and then straighten up, and at the same time hand with Qi Mei (this is called xing)-and then according to etiquette, stand up or worship again ... When standing up, Qi Mei, get up, stand upright and put down your back hand;

6. General Worship (for elegant sitting): lift your hips, straighten your upper body, and support your body with your knees, then bow your hands (hands to the ground, head to hand) or kowtow (head to the ground) or kowtow (for a long time) or nod (for a short time);