What does Shiner's smile mean?

The "Laugh" in "Xiao Na" refers to laughter and jokes.

"Xiao Na" is a polite term, often used to give gifts or gifts to others and hope that the other party will accept them. It is usually used on occasions when low-level people give gifts to high-level people, expressing the meaning of less courtesy than more affection. This word consists of two parts, where "xiao" means to laugh, and "na" means to accept and accept.

When people say "Xiao Na", they are actually implying that the gift they give to the other person may not be good enough and disrespectful, giving the other person a reason to laugh. This expression is both a form of self-effacement and a tactful way of asking the other person to accept the gift. By using "Xiao Na", people hope that the other party can accept the gift with confidence and without any psychological burden.

Sentences for "Xiao accept":

1. Mr. Brown, this is a small gift for you, please accept it.

2. This is a little thought from our company, please accept it.

3. Thank you very much for your help. Please accept some small gifts!

4. This is a souvenir brought from my hometown. It is not valuable, so please accept it with a smile.

5. I have prepared a small gift, but it is not respectful, so please accept it.

6. If it is a disaster, I will bear it; if it is a blessing, I will accept it.

7. This gift represents my sincerity, so please accept it.

8. Mr. Baishi, please accept this generous contribution!

9. Please accept the small things from our company.

10. Welcome guests and friends from all directions and accept business opportunities from all directions.