For Japan, cherry blossoms symbolize not only beauty but also noble sadness over the brief, fleeting and humility, patience. Donate cherry trees is seen as a symbol of peace in Japan with other countries in the world. In the communication of the Japanese tradition with the rules, rituals that everyone must follow, regardless of location status, social relationships. A unwritten rules of communication culture of the Japanese people as "persons under the" hello "people on" before, in which the elderly are on the younger people, men who on for women, he was on, the visitors had on ... The Japanese use three types of greeting: - Type Saikeirei: bent down slowly and very low. This is the highest form, expressed deep respect and often used before the altar in the Shrine of Shinto, Buddhist temple, before the national flag, before the emperor. - normal bow Style: himself bent 20-30 degrees and maintained for 2-3 seconds. If sitting on the floor but then put two hands want salute to the floor, palms face downwards 10-20cm apart, head bowed 10-15cm above the floor. - quietly bowed Style: body and head only slightly bent about one second, two hands to the sides. The Japanese greet each other several times a day, but only the first time, they must salute the ceremony, the next time just slightly bowed. Even Japanese people see this bowing rituals very cumbersome but it still exists in the communication process from generation to generation and until today. Some characteristics of the communication exchange Japan - Communicate eye: The Japanese tend to avoid looking directly at the speaker, they often look at a vector as the necktie, a book, jewelry, vases, ..., or head down and look aside. When the talk which looked at the speaker shall be considered rude, vulgar and inappropriate. - Silence: The Japanese tend to be suspicious words and more interested in action, they use silence as a way to communicate and they believe that saying less is better to say too much. During the negotiation, the highest position at the word most often and what he said was a final decision. Silence is also a way not want to offend other people. - Indirect: The Japanese are less explain what they mean and the answer is very vague. They never say "no" and did not indicate that they do not understand. If you feel that a disagreement or can not do the request of other people they often say "this is hard". Any word, gesture of the Japanese, including the urge or deny, are also marked of politeness and courtesy. Because the Japanese have a high sense of self-respect, they particularly avoid become the absurd, inappropriate, rude when communicating. The Japanese are very focused on how to make people feel good dialogue. They never want to disturb others by their own emotions, whether in their hearts are grieving but about communicating with other people they still smiling. When we enter into contact, after the greeting courtesy, the position of the home, they often take the initiative to go into the issue to be discussed in advance. Now the question is given meaning work has officially started. In an atmosphere of tension, if you create a situation amusing, this will create a good impression, but should stop right now. The Japanese while performing duties or are thinking they should not deviate problem is in question, saying things missing information, questions about his private life. You will be considered a serious shortage, even going to alienate them to do so. Although the Japanese are very tolerant towards foreigners, but would be a great error when talking to people who have a higher status not use honorifics. Honorific "san" can be used when you speak English, but do not use it to call his own. The smile or laugh from Japan may be because they feel embarrassed or uncomfortable, and can not carry meaning they're happy. It would be rude to not send a card when the Japanese New Year's Day after you have received your card sending. But if you send a card to a funeral that borders no year is error in communication. For the Japanese, the bonus is often seen as rude. Cash is kind gifts in weddings standards for children in the new year. When calling someone by waving, hands straight up, palms facing down, then fan the finger down, the curve a few fingers in the air as obscene gesture. It would be an error in communication if pointed directly at the other person, instead we open hand up on his back as if he brought a tray and pointed at him. Punctuality appointment is required in Japanese communication, in work and life. They were offended when to wait and are losing sympathy with bilk people. If you are finding business opportunities for cooperation that bilk you hardly have a second chance to meet again. The Japanese love to give gifts to each guest, and they are often not open gifts in front gift giver gifts, as unwritten rules. They give gifts each other during the holidays or when there is good news, promotion. The gift wrapping is an art, you should seek help salespeople do to avoid mistakes. Do not give gifts with number 4 or 9, the sharps or drink tea because they symbolize unlucky in Japan. As to the others play, was invited to host, the guest house to meet "thank , very pleased, "and took off his coat doorstep. If you are visiting for the first time not only in the half-hour play, then at the appropriate time to ask permission to leave with, "I was bothering him too long, please forgive." After double off slippers, sandals guests to come nose into the room, at the door, people must bow again and thank the host for the warm reception and then go out. Women Japan to meet with less familiar people be quiet and look the other way, which is considered to be acts of virtue, even if peering will be considered indecent people, because such behavior is seen as a call to lead to friendly.
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