What is a good gift for a German colleague?

I am a German translator who has been working with Germans for more than 2 years, and I have studied abroad in Germany for 4 years. Based on my experience, I think that a very small part of the German population is actually interested in traditional crafts that we consider to be Chinese characteristics. For example, Chinese knots, jade, and so on.

Their favorite is counterfeit watches, pirated ***, and they all bought them in bags when they were in Shanghai. Do you know how much it costs in Germany? More than 20 euros, equivalent to more than 200 yuan.

If you send this, try to send some famous European and American singers to the concert scene**.

Gift-giving is all about mastering the other person's hobbies, and what I'm talking about is just what usually applies to the average German.

The question is not detailed.

What is your major?

In fact, whatever you send is your heart. You don't have to pick out those gifts that are too expensive. Anyway, people don't know what your relationship is like.

In short, those German friends are yours and not someone else's.

So you should know what to send yourself better than others.

Bring some Chinese specialties and they'll love it! It also makes them think you're patriotic!

Send a small Shoushan Stone to him, Shoushan Stone can basically be regarded as a national treasure, and it is not too expensive, and Germany likes some things the most.

Germans taboo 13, if the number of flowers and flowers can not be 13 or even when sending flowers, do not send chrysanthemums, roses and roses, flowers do not use paper wrapping, they also taboo dark green, but northerners like black, gray, southerners prefer bright colors, also taboo bat patterns, they also taboo walnuts, especially taboo too personal items (clothing or cosmetics, etc.).

When giving gifts to Germans, we must be cautious and try to choose things with national characteristics and cultural flavors.

Don't give roses, perfumes and lingerie to German ladies. Because they all have special meanings, roses mean "love", perfume and underwear mean "closeness", even between women, it is not appropriate to give such items to each other.

Giving away Western tableware such as knives, scissors, knives, and forks is suspected of "severing diplomatic relations", and it is also taboo among Germans.

It is forbidden to use or similar symbols on clothing and other product packaging, and brown, black, red and dark blue are taboo.

If you give a gift to a German, it can be a symbolic gift, such as a symbol of Chinese culture and characteristics, or it can be a practical item. The other party will like it very much.

You can entertain nine pins.

Customize an exclusive gift suitable for the other party according to your needs, and the particularly valuable gifts I usually give people are customized from here! If you order a gift but don't give it away, you can get a refund in a short time, so as to avoid waste! Hospitality nine products belong to your exclusive gift customization, although the number of places is small, not easy to book, but each piece is made with heart!

The quality, practicality and durability of German products are very good, and the major cities in Germany are also the concentration of famous brands from all over the world. Every year, all shops in Germany carry out two clearance sales, especially from the end of St. Leaky to February, and from the end of June to July.

German products are known for their solidity and durability, and they are especially good quality tools and machinery such as cameras, optical instruments, clocks, pens and blades. In addition, woodcuts, leather, and gemstone products are also exquisite. At the end of their trip to Germany, most travelers will bring back a little souvenir, ranging from equipment and optics to beer mugs and T-shirts.

If you are not afraid of sinking, you can also bring some ceramics back to the costume products, and even the Berlin Wall bricks.

If you're looking to buy a gift from Germany and take it home to your family and friends, you might as well take some time out of your trip to visit the local traditional market of jujubes. The bazaar showcases a wide variety of specialties and handicrafts, and there are different things that can be found in different cities and regions. Swift delays include Nutcracker from the Erz Mountains, original memorabilia from Berlin, cologne from Cologne, Franken's potbelly wine, Stefoll teddy bears, and car models from Mercedes Benz and the Porsche Museum.

Depending on the preferences of your family and friends, you can shop for personalized gifts in a unique and fun shop on the street.

There are many classmates and friends studying abroad in Germany and Spain through some of the situations they know.

First of all, Germans are very picky, they look down on everything that is not their own race (France and Germany have the most serious feelings), it is not about race, but Germans are very picky about any country, so I feel that there is no need to deliberately flatter, and the popular gift-giving in China will be self-defeating if it is not done well.

Chinese food, believe me, if you can fry a good dish, then anywhere in the world, there will be a group of foodie friends around you, foodies know no borders, and Chinese food is not attractive to Europeans and Americans (a sister in Spain exchanged a pot of Coke chicken wings for a group of girlfriends).

Traditional trinkets, such as small handicrafts such as delicate Chinese knots, are still full of mystery to the whole German community, so some small things will make them feel novel.

I have a friend who gave them a German teacher, and the poker face who usually only scolds has said more than once that she likes this gift very much.

That's all there is to it.