On The Usage Etiquette Of Western Business Cards

< p > business card is widely used. It is mainly used for < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > self introduction < /a >, with flowers or gifts as well as sending letters of introduction, thank-you letters, invitation letters, letters of condolence and so on. A short postscript can also be left on the business card. < /p >

< p > Westerners usually use the first letter of several French words when they use < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > "business card > /a". They represent the following meanings: < /p >

< p > 1, P.P., (pourpresentation): that is to say. < /p >

< p > usually used to introduce a friend to another friend. When you receive a friend sent the name card "P.P." and a stranger's card, it introduces you to a new friend. You should immediately send a business card or phone call to your new friend. < /p >

< p > 2, P.f., (pourfelicitation): congratulations. < /p >

< p > for festivals or other fixed commemorative days. < /p >

< p > 3, P.c., (pourcondoleance): meaning condolence. < /p >

< p > express sympathy for the death of an important person. < /p >

P > 4, P.r., (pourremerciement): meaning to thank. < /p >

< p > thank you for receiving a gift, congratulatory letter or being entertained. It is a reply to "P.f." or "P.C." business card. < /p >

< p > 5, P.P.c., (pourprendreconge): meaning to say goodbye. < /p >

< p > used at break up. < /p >

< p > 6, P.f.n.a., (pourfeliciterlenouvelan): congratulations on the new year. < /p >

< p > 7.N.b., (notabene): that is, please note. < /p >

< p > remind the other person to pay attention to the postscript on the card. < /p >

< p > according to the western "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "social etiquette < /a >, we should note that when a man visits a family, if he wants to send a business card, he should give each man and hostess one, and then give the woman over 18 years of age in the family, but she will not leave more than three cards in the same place.

< p > a woman who goes to someone's house to give her a card, should give a woman over 18 years old in the family, but not a man's business card. < /p >

< p > if you don't want to be interviewed before you visit, you just want to show your respect. You can pass the card to anyone who opens the door and ask him to give it to your host. If the owner opens the door himself and invites you in, you should only sit for a while. The card should be placed on the table and not handed directly to the hostess. < /p >