Final Proyect
The Chinese reject gifts several times - usually three, though they may be more - before accepting them. If you are in that situation you should not be offended, but try to succeed.
For the Chinese, celebrating one year of life is a momentous event and, therefore, should be celebrated according to the so-called Zhuazhou tradition. This ceremony is for the baby's parents to put a series of items in front of their child and let them freely choose the one they like or attract attention. This choice, although a priori seems random, will in fact be decisive to know what their inclinations and abilities will be during adulthood.
During the funeral Mass, it is tradition to distribute chocolate coins to attendees as a symbol of continuous prosperity and as a way to comfort them at the same time. This custom does not respond to a superstitious belief, but is performed as a way of remembering that death is not the end point in people's lives.
The planes that fly internally in China do not have seats number 13 and 14 by reason of superstitions. The number 4 in this country is that of bad luck, so they always try to avoid it. In buildings there is no number 4 or 14. If the phones end is this digit are cheaper, while the number of good luck is 8. If we go back to 2008, we see as the Olympic Games began on August 8 Of 2008.
Chinese chopsticks harbor a series of superstitions around them. For example, it is poorly seen to stick them in the rice, since it remembers to a great extent the act of putting incense in the funerals. It is also rude to hit the plate with them, since that is what the beggars do to beg.