On many occasions, especially official occasions, giving gifts is a very troublesome thing. Both the giver and the recipient know a truth: gifts are utilitarian and have a price. So some gifts can be accepted, and some things can't be accepted, but as a gift giver, in order to achieve a certain purpose, they have to give gifts. Who told us that we are a country of etiquette?

So how can we give gifts that people can't refuse? We'll give you eight excuses for giving gifts that the other party can't refuse:

1."It's XX Festival, and the company held a thank-you meeting (or XX meeting) and prepared this gift for N related households, one of which is for you."

Subtext: official activity, not specifically aimed at one person.

2. "I bought one and thought it was quite good. I thought you must have xx reasons to need it, so I got another one. "

Subtext: I have decided that it is good, safe, excellent and really good, so I recommend it to you.

Note: the other party really needs this thing.

3. "I used to have one, and someone else gave me another one. Idle is too wasteful. "

Note: Make sure the other person really needs this thing, otherwise they will think you are handing him a garbage bag.

4. "I am a VIP of xxx (or have a special relationship with xx), and it is very easy to get this."

Note: The more expensive things, the lower the profile. Don't make the other person feel afraid of bribery.

5. "This is not for you, but for xx (the other person's lover, child, elder, pet)."

Subtext: We are very close and care about more than you.

6. "Not for you, but for you." It can be a car, a mobile phone, a racket or a pen.

Subtext: If the other person is embarrassed or has concerns, use this trick. You should pay for it. Anyway, I helped.

7. If you don't know each other very well, you might as well invite a few acquaintances to give gifts and congratulations on each other's birthday and wedding day, so that the general recipient will not refuse.

Note: the gift should be special, and it is best to leave a special impression.

8. I'll give you a free taste of the local products I brought from my hometown.

Subtext: Native products are not necessarily local, and it doesn't matter whether they are brought by family members or not.

Teli. com () reminds you that gift-giving is a high-risk activity, and a bad gift-giving party is rude and destroys the relationship. Therefore, gifts should be given not only in the right way, but also in the right way.