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The culture of gift giving is probably as old as human beings are. Nowadays, it seems as easy as pie to make a gift or to receive one. Nevertheless, there are traditions in different countries which can vary incredibly.

For example, if you [ ] a gift in an Asian country like China or Japan, you must deny it first. If you just say "Thank you" and take the gift, the gift giver [ ] you are very rude. In the West, on the opposite, it could look weird if we [ ] a gift. The giver may think you [ ] it.

Even today culture code is everything. You should be aware of basic traditions when you want to give a present to someone from a different country. If you [ ] to find yourself in a sticky situation, you should learn if there are things that are not welcome or even forbidden to give as a present on some occasions. For example, in many countries, sharp items like knives or swords [ ] desirable as a gift because they can "cut out" the relationships between the gift giver and the receiver.

In western countries, you [ ] obliged to return a favour when you receive a gift. In Asia, it's absolutely inevitable [ ] the gift price and [ ] an equal price present for the gift giver. That's why it's quite normal there [ ] the price tags on the gifts, while in the West, we tend to rip them off.