When both parties meet their parents for the first time, what gifts are appropriate depends on a number of factors, such as cultural background, customs, and the other person's preferences. Here are some general suggestions:
Understand the cultural background and customs: In some cultures, gifts may be elaborate, such as certain gifts that may be considered unlucky. Therefore, understanding the cultural background and customs of the other party is key.
Bring some goodie bags: It's a good idea to bring a bag of your favorite food, such as candy, chocolate, nuts, or specialty food goodie bags.
Consider giving practical gifts, such as coffee cups, tea sets, thermoses, etc., which can come in handy in everyday life.
Bring some personal or local products: such as special foods or crafts from your hometown, which can reflect your heart.
Consider giving meaningful gifts, such as books, artwork, bouquets, etc., that will show your heart.
Avoid giving gifts that are too expensive or extravagant: Gifts that are too expensive can be stressful and may not be in line with the other person's taste.
Consider bringing something special: custom-made accessories, handwritten letters, handmade gifts, etc., that will show your heart and specialness.
In general, the value of the gift does not lie in its **, but in the careful selection and sincerity. As long as it can show your care and care, it is a good gift.