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    Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia

    INSTITUTO INTERNACIONAL DE IDIOMAS

    ENGLISH IV – G1 & G3

    Oral Production 3 UNIT 3 - 25 %

    Student’s name: Diana Carolina Padilla Plata

    Code: 202412493

    Program: Administración Comercial y Financiera

    Course: English IV -G1 & G3

    Teacher’s name: Juliana Laverde Gómez

    Student’s ID CARD photo:

    Sentences:

    1. When visiting China, it's essential to respect local 9. While bargaining is a common practice in markets
    customs and traditions. One must refrain from public and street vendors, it's essential to do so respectfully
    displays of affection, as it's considered inappropriate in and without being overly aggressive. Remember, both
    many parts of the country. parties should feel satisfied with the transaction.
    2. It's obligatory to follow the rules and regulations, 10. It's advisable for visitors to China to be cautious
    especially regarding photography in sensitive areas like when using public Wi-Fi networks, as they may not be
    military installations or government buildings. Always secure. Using a virtual private network (VPN) is
    Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia

    INSTITUTO INTERNACIONAL DE IDIOMAS

    ENGLISH IV – G1 & G3

    seek permission before taking photos in such places. recommended to protect personal data.
    3. As a sign of respect, one should never discuss 11. Visitors should refrain from touching or pointing
    sensitive topics such as politics, religion, or Taiwan's at objects or people with their feet, as feet are
    status in public settings. These topics can be touchy considered the lowest part of the body in Chinese
    and may lead to uncomfortable situations. culture. It's a sign of disrespect.
    4. Visitors should be aware that it's forbidden to 12. When visiting someone's home, it's polite to bring
    engage in behaviors that disrupt public order, such as a small gift, such as fruit or tea, as a token of
    littering or creating excessive noise in residential areas. appreciation. This gesture is considered obligatory and
    Keeping the environment clean and maintaining demonstrates thoughtfulness.
    quietness is crucial.
    5. It's obligatory to greet others with respect, 13. It's important to adhere to dress codes, especially
    especially elders, by using appropriate titles like "lao" when visiting religious sites or formal occasions.
    for elderly people and "xiansheng" for men or "nüshi" Modest attire is preferable, and one should avoid
    for women. This shows courtesy and politeness. wearing revealing or overly casual clothing.
    6. When dining in China, it's customary to wait for the 14. As a piece of advice, always carry cash in smaller
    host to invite you to start eating before you begin. This denominations, as many places may not accept credit
    demonstrates patience and consideration for the host's cards or larger bills, especially in rural areas or small
    role. establishments.
    7. It's essential to be mindful of chopstick etiquette. 15. Lastly, it's obligatory to be mindful of personal
    One must not stick chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice space and queues in crowded places like public
    as it resembles funeral rituals and is considered highly transportation or tourist attractions. Respect others'
    disrespectful. personal boundaries and wait your turn patiently.
    8. As a piece of advice, learning a few basic Mandarin
    phrases like "ni hao" (hello) and "xie xie" (thank you)
    can go a long way in fostering positive interactions
    with locals.

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