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The Custom of Manchu manners

2008-10-24By Leeloo
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costume and adornment of Manchu

Manchus children were required to pay formal respects to their elders regularly, once every three to five days. In greeting their superiors, men were required to extend their left hand to the knee and idle the right hand while scraping a bow, and women would squat with both hands on the knees. Between friends and relatives, warm embraces were the commonest form of greeting for all men and women.

costume and adornment of Manchu

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