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| Chinese painting by Clara Chan |
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| The Chinese, always conscious of the importance of luck in their lives, often use bamboo to celebrate business success.
Business people sometimes keep good luck coins in their cash register or tape them to the front of important files they are working on.
Do you want to promote your business with lucky gifts?
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Send good luck wishes to your customers or staff with a Corporate Gift . . Make them feel more appreciated, successful and happy. See SHOP for range of CORPORATE gifts.
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Whereas the Chinese believe a camel can lead them out of financial difficulty, in more western culture, some say that if you need luck in business, then you should own an amethyst. Others even go as far as to say that if you meet a spotted or black and white dog on your way to a business meeting, it will go well and you will be lucky.
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Gifting is a common way to express gratitude whether in business or personal life. On Boxing Day (the day after Christmas and otherwise known as St. Stephen's Day) employers used to give their servants boxes of food and other necessities, and public workers such as postmen were remembered by the people they served. In yet another tradition, chickens' eggs laid around Easter time were often boiled or preserved until after Lent when they were given as gifts to servants. Nowadays, the corporate gift is as much for loyal customers as it is for staff and is used as a means of promotion of the company or business. But even this modern-day 'promotional gift' has its roots in the folklore of the past.
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