Understanding 'Ni hau' and Chinese Etiquette

The video tutorial introduces 'Ni hau', the most common greeting in China, and explores its cultural significance. It highlights Confucius' teachings on etiquette, which have shaped China's reputation as the 'home of etiquette'. The greeting 'Ni hau' conveys wishes for good health, a good job, and a happy family. The video concludes with a practice session to help viewers learn to say 'Ni hau' correctly.

What is the most common greeting used in China?

• Hola

• Bonjour

• Ni hau

• Hello

Who emphasized the importance of etiquette in China 2,500 years ago?

• Mencius

• Sun Tzu

• Laozi

• Confucius

Why is China referred to as the 'home of etiquette'?

• Because of Confucius's teachings

• Due to its large population

• Due to its economic power

• Because of its rich history

What does 'Ni hau' wish for the person being greeted?

• Good health, a good job, and a happy family

• Wealth and prosperity

• Long life and happiness

• Success and fame

How many times is 'Ni hau' repeated at the end of the video?

• Six times

• Three times

• Five times

• Four times