Hello everyone! Welcome to my Chinese culture class.Today I’d like to share about 礼仪之邦 (lǐ yí zhī bāng). This phrase means China is a country with a long tradition of good manners, politeness and respect. Bilingual Sentences with 礼仪之邦 1. English: China has been a nation of etiquette since ancient times. 中文：中国自古以来就是礼仪之邦。 2. English: China is well-known around the world as a nation of etiquette. 中文：中国是享誉世界的礼仪之邦。 3. English: Traditional culture makes China a real nation of etiquette. 中文：传统文化让中国成为真正的礼仪之邦。 Etiquette is an important part of Chinese tradition. It reminds people to be modest, polite and friendly in daily life. Thank you for listening. Feel free to ask me if you have any questions. Have a nice day!：）

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