Should I salute him?

Your cousin? Then your relationship is still very close! His son, then it means that another life has been born in your world!

You have to be taken seriously. It's common sense! You are already an adult and financially independent, so it means that you are not an individual who depends on your parents, so your financial account should also be separated from adults, so that your cousin and the people around you will look at you differently and no longer treat you as a child.

In fact, it has nothing to do with whether you are married or not, this is human affection.

Your cousin treats you well, which means that your cousin loves you, and your subordinates do things, so he will be the person who cares about your future. You're poor now, but you don't even have gift money!?

Besides, since you have that heart, then do as much as you want, and let it be! You don't have to be demanding! Contrary to the conventions of the development of natural things.

It is recommended that you go at least $200 because you are much closer than friends! He's important to you in the future! If you are willing to give up, where do you get it if you are not willing to give up?

If you do more, 500, OK?

Generally, if you are not married, you will not be given gift money.

If you think your cousin is very good to you, then you can give something to his son.

Clothes and the like. If you take less money, you can't take it, and there are all kinds of problems in returning gifts.

Besides, you're not married yet.

Let's send something. Take the shot, it is generous, and it is not rude, after all, 25 years old is an adult.

Seniorly, yes! Because you are the elder of the child. If you don't send it, you won't have much of a problem, because you're still with your parents after all. There are also local customs as a reason. But according to my opinion, let's send it, after all, it's also your boss's child!

Yes, because it is beneficial to the relationship between you and your cousin, the relationship between your family and your uncle's family, the marriage gift money for you in the future, and the full moon gift money ...... for your children in the future

Yes, the depth of the relationship between you is determined, if you really don't know how to do it, you can ask the people in your family.

Your parents are the main ones, and you can show it more or less.

As much as others give, you can give so much yourself!

The salute is generally divided into two parts: bowing and kowtowing.

There are two kinds of work: deep and shallow. Deep, it is to clench your hands into fists, bend down from your knees to get up straight. Shallow, is to hold fists with both hands, from the knee above the straight to the chest deep, generally for the elders, shallow, is for peers or juniors.

The "diligence" and "laziness" mentioned in the prostration: "diligence" refers to making a gesture, and then kowtowing to "diligence". "Lazy" is to only kowtow and not make a move, such as "big eight worship" (also called:

Four Diligence Four Diligence, or Double Four Diligence). "Little Eight Worship", (also called: four diligent and four lazy), and so on.

P.S. Several practices in funerals: 1:

Lazy four buckles": Lay o **The above "lay" refers to the table, each ceremony has a "twist lay" this procedure, that is, the person kneeling in front of the table, the guest will incense, paper, chopsticks, wine, etc. in turn to the person who bows to the person who bows, and then the person who gives these things to another guest at the table, and can stand up and then make the following actions after completing these.

The beauty of Chinese etiquette for children, meet and salute.