I have to meet someone important. What should I prepare for the meeting ceremony?

A gift for the first meeting.

As the saying goes, "meet three points." No matter men, women and children, when they meet and say hello, they will use a greeting, also called meeting language. The Book of Rites emphasizes the importance of meeting etiquette many times, saying, "If I wish you peace, you should answer better than him." Generally speaking, the sender says "Alaikun" first, which means that the Lord will give you peace, while the respondent says "Alaikun", which means that it will also give you peace. This custom culture originated from Bo. According to religious legend, Ibrahim and his wife got a "son" in their later years. The angel told him "two eyes" in advance, and people followed suit from then on. During the missionary period, this custom became popular and was regarded as a "sacred route". Bosses and Persians who came to China in the Tang Dynasty brought this custom to China. This greeting was originally religious, but after use, people have regarded it as a normal greeting, which is equivalent to "hello" and "hello" in Chinese.

In Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai and other places, some people simply refer to Juan's ci as "two eyes". When people meet, the sender says "eyes" (peace, hello) and the respondent says "eyes"