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In extreme cases, the kowtow can be used to express profound gratitude, apology, or to beg for forgiveness.
en.wikipedia.org Then family members start take turns to kowtow three to nine times (depending on the family adherence to traditional values) before the tomb of the ancestors.
en.wikipedia.org During a wedding, some couples may kowtow to their respective parents, though the standing bow is today more common.
en.wikipedia.org As he disliked having to kowtow to a minor official, he rarely journeyed beyond the free limit.
en.wikipedia.org Police officials, military men, businessmen, politicians, bureaucrats and other prominent figures like judges kowtowed to him.
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