The Christmas Gift. 13. The Chinese Figurine

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Bronze is made of bronze copper and tin alloy made item. On behalf of the birth of the Bronze Age civilization. Because bronze throughout the world, so it was a symbol of a worldwide civilization. Also note that monitor settings may vary from computer to computer and may distort actual colors. Chinese bronze Golden Toad spittor money bat boy Lucky incense burner Censer. Primary Material see all. Region of Origin see all.

Chinese Dynasty see all. It is a box of all sorts of yellow items thoughtfully selected given in a yellow box. It is meant to represent the sun shining in even the darkest times. Is it appropriate to give her a gift of yellow things at such a time? I want to be sensitive to this as I know that she is very particular about numbers and pears.

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I would really like to buy a gift for someone that is at my work place. He is the manager at one of the restaurants here in Australia. He ordered and paid for many creams that my boyfriend needs for his skin. It was so very kind and unexpected. Was thinking a great wine or whiskey. They are a lovely pair, most likely released from China after I also acquired an antique from Mahjong game in a box with bone pieces.

Is this an appropriate gift to a Chinese couple? Hi Steve, those sound like beautiful objects. They become wonderful gifts, if you have a particular personal connection with them, such that giving them strengthens your relationship with your future in laws. Would you give money and fresh flowers or a personal jewelry gift with a card for a graduation gift? Thanks for your question, Joy. Graduation is a great opportunity to celebrate a new beginning.

Together, that sounds like a wonderful, and personal, graduation gift. My girlfriend is Chinese from Shanghai and we have a daughter together.

She does like to travel, though. She was offended that we bought her a comforter because she said you buy a person a new blanket for their coffin. We were both brought up here in the U. Hi Anne, thanks so much for sharing your experience. These situations are definitely challenging! Hi Wes, great page!

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Hi Alejandro, great question! So, the basic themes you want to shoot for are prosperity, luck and longevity. Failing that, a bottle of red wine good fortune , white wine prosperity , a bowl of peaches longevity or a high quality looseleaf tea a reliable general gift would all fit the bill. As important, when you present the gift, is your wish that her business succeed! Is it okay to give your friend from China a portrait? She is my manager. Thank you for your insights.

Taiwanese boy and 16 y. Taiwanese girl for the first time. Their father is sponsoring my son for a one day internship with his company and his children will also be present. Can you give us any suggestions? Hi Dyana, thanks for your question! When traveling overseas, my best suggestion is something from your home area.

Pick something age appropriate specialty from your town and that should make a good gift for the kids. Same goes for your adult hosts. He is French, she is Chinese.

They are in their late twenties. They have an IT business out of their home. They also have two dogs. I would really like to take them something American…but what? Hi G, Sounds like fun! Local gifts are prized in Asia, particularly so in China. Is there a common gift for an ill female colleague who has gone through recent surgery.

Hi Tony, thanks for your question. The traditional theme here is health and vitality. A classic gift would be clear chicken soup. Can you use a local food delivery service? I asked a colleague to do me a favour and she went beyond what I expected. I would love to thank her for the time she took to translate and type up some instructions for an item I purchased.

I thought of an orchid plant. Would this be a suitable gift? Thank you for your time. Based on what you describe, a lotus flower could be your best choice. Thanks I look forward to your response. Fine looseleaf tea, specialty chocolates or a good red wine, wrapped nicely in red and gold, would show your appreciation to your host. My son for his wedding will have a tea ceremony. His bride is Cantonese born and raised in the USA. As parents, what are the appropriate amounts we should place in the red envelopes?

My question is this: What do I present my future daughter-in-law when she visits my son and meets me in the U.

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She is a lovely woman born and raised in China, a professor, researcher, doctor PhD … This will be her first trip to the states, and I have only met or spoken with her via Skype. Given they are engaged to be married, something personal like a scarve would be appropriate, but a box of chocolate would be too inpersonal, while any small gift including a box of candy would be appropriate from the girlfriend to the future mother-in-law.

Also, why is it specifically bad to give a clock and cut flowers for a gift? Hi Corine, thanks for your questions. Perhaps the most general purpose gift would be a red envelope filled with lucky money. You can get red envelopes with different designs for specific occasions. Check out this article for more. Clocks and cut flowers are considered bad luck because it represents either time running out on the one hand or the end of a friendship on the other. Dear Wes, Recently the company I work for was bought by 4 Chinese guys. They have been very kind and caring, inviting my coworker and I over for dinner many times.

We are in the States and I was wondering if it would be appropriate to leave a gift bag of oranges and traditional Chinese candies at work for Christmas as I will be away from work before the actual holiday. Was curious as suggestions, I have looked for baijiu but cant seem to find any good brand around where we are located: Hi Kris, focus on the gesture and the relationship first, the gift second.

Yes, the oranges are always a safe, traditional gift representing luck and abundance. Hello, I actually had a few questions pertaining to one of my friends.

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He recently transferred from China to Florida about three months ago. We quickly became friends and I talk to him fairly often now. I want to try giving him a gift again, but I am unsure of how close we are as friends or whether he would even like a gift. Pronounced as "Fook", "Look" and "Shau". Fu, the Fortune God. Lu, the Wealth God, and Shou, the Longevity. Each of them is hand carved from one solid piece of jade.

Mudman Chinese figurine of youth sitting on a log, not fishing, not chopping wood or studying, just contemplating. Photos taken under artificial light so colour may appear different from the actual item. Woodman smoking pipe holding hat. Sitting on log with axe. Excellent condition and detailing. Youth with short scyth seated on log.

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