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The Rat Personality (1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008)

The rat is intelligent, popular and loves attending parties.  He is practical, passionate  and hard working.  He is family oriented.  He is outgoing, but is also a very private individual.  He tends to keep his feelings to himself.  He is very friendly and charming, but he can be terribly obstinate and controlling, insisting on having things their way no matter what the cost.   He is an opportunist and is constantly on the lookout for ways in which he can improve his wealth and life style. 

Fun Facts about Chinese Gift Giving

Giving gifts is a required courtesy in Chinese culture.  The gift you send is a token to show your consideration and respect.

But, always be wary of these "don'ts" regarding gift giving:  don't send apples and pears to the sick in the hospital because "apple" is the homonym to "death" and "pear" to "separating" ;  don't send chrysanthemums or any white flowers because both chrysanthemums and white flowers are for funerals;  Never give the clock as a present because sending the clock (pronounced as "song zhong") is the homonym to "attending a funeral".

Remember when you give or receive presents (including business cards), use both hands to show your sincerity and respect.

 

 

 

 

 

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