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JohnB:
Pretty lady!
Previous to my meeting with Jing, I too sent her flowers. The thing is Jing does not like flowers! It turns out she thinks flowers a waste because they can't be eaten. So...when the special occasion arose, I just bought a bunch of carrots, green tops still attached in all their glory, stuck the carrots in a vase and presented it to her. She liked. Thought it was kind of funny. Nice bouquet.. carrots.
Something I read somewhere, but we have to be careful in choosing color in China. I think white may not be a wise choice. 
John

IrishGuy65:
John.  I read that also.  Here:  http://www.jazzviolin.com/china/2007/10/05/china-gifts-chinese-gift-etiquette-gift-ideas-in-china-gift-giving-in-china-gift-taboos/

However, Hongping told me she liked white flowers, and I've seen a bouquet of flowers on her dining room table from time to time.  So I knew it was OK to send them to her.  I had also asked her about gift giving etiquette a few times in the past.  When I go to China, I expect to meet friends and family and wanted to know about the gifts I should get and should NOT get.

JohnB:
hey Zoot,
all is good!
Your flowers are pretty.

cathy:
Hello everybody my name is Cathy, I am the owner of this online flower shop : http://en.iweiyi.com

We can deliver flowers and gifts anywhere in China, our prices are very affordable, if you have time you can have a look to our website.

The meaning of the name of our shop is Only Love One (爱唯一)

RobertBfrom aust:
Well done Zoot , she looks very happy to receive your flowers , our knowledge system works well , regards Sujuan and Robert .

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