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How do you greet your friend when you meet him or her? In China, how do we greet each other? in casual situations: sometimes, people may simply say, ’Hi/Hello’, or just nod head; sometimes, people tend to say, ‘Have you had your breakfast/lunch/supper?’ or ‘Where are you going?’ in formal situations: shaking hands In Japanbowing to each other In Thailand Putting hands together and bowing slightly In South Americahugging each other In the Middle Easttouching noses In the Netherlands(荷兰）kissing each other on each side of the cheek listen and tick the topics mentioned in the conversation 1. Greeting ways 2. Receiving presents 3. Eye contact 4. Wedding ceremonies 5. Colors 6. Pointing gestures 7. Taking off shoes before entering a house 8. Bonfire Night Detailed reading Topic 1: receiving presents (line5-15) In the west, when is the time to open a present? Why? In the west, it is rude not to open a present when someone gives you one, because people want to see the person’s reaction. Topic 2: wedding ceremonies Wedding in Brunei (line23-32) The bridegroom and the bride should sit in __________ areas. People probably wouldn’t get much sleep if you _____ near ______ a wedding reception was being held, because they play _____ to celebrate the wedding for hours afterwards, sometimes even ________ the night. Topic 4: customs (line39-41) In Brunei, they think it’s funny watching new foreign teachers trying to ______ to pointing with _______ instead of first fingers. Another thing we should pay attention to is that we should take off our shoes before ______ someone’s house, which is the same in Chinese cities. Therefore, we have no _______________ getting _______________ to it while it is difficult for many foreigners. Topic 5: Bonfire Night conclusion the information Mary has collected from the following five aspects Reading strategy Examples are used to : Conclusion Proverbs : 1 When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 2 Culture Without Borders.