What's the best place to see in various situations in chinese dinner table?

Look who's talking, don't stare at him, it's best to look at your eyebrows with soft eyes. This is the most respectful way of looking at people and will always be useful. When everyone is silent, look at the table or other places, but don't look sharp and don't stare at the food on the table.

When toasting, start with the most respected one, and it is better to touch the glass lower than others to show respect.

When pouring wine, hold the bottle body with one hand and the bottom with the other, and pour it slowly, not too full. When someone pours you wine, if it's your superior, you should raise your glass to receive the wine. If you are a colleague or subordinate, you don't need to raise a glass, but it is best for someone to bend his thumb, forefinger and middle finger twice on the table after pouring wine to express his gratitude.

I hope these are useful to you.