How to propose a toast when having dinner with the leader? What is the proper word?

Touch the cup with the leader, remember to use your hands, and remember that your cup is always lower than others. At this time, no matter how much the leader drinks, you must finish it.

Don't propose a toast in front of the leader.

When eating with the leader, you must give priority to the leader. Don't upstage the leaders. If the leader doesn't move chopsticks, don't clip vegetables. If the leader doesn't talk, he won't talk. When the leaders and guests propose a toast, we will pick up the glass at the right time. Never make a toast in front of the leader. Even if the leader doesn't drink, don't think about changing the wine for the leader before hinting. If you rush out, the guests will be dissatisfied and the leaders will be embarrassed. If you have a low position and no right to speak, don't make a toast at will. When everyone drinks one by one, everyone present is respectful, or the leader really can't drink any more, so we need to stop drinking and then get up and propose a toast. When someone makes a toast, he always likes to say "a glass bottoms out". Never do this in the workplace. We can drink more and let the leaders and guests get the meaning right. If leaders and guests take the initiative to "bottom", we must drink them all to show respect. If the other party doesn't reply, we will accept it as soon as possible and don't continue to respect it. On the one hand, it steals everyone's thunder, on the other hand, we are very disgusted with persuading people to drink. If the guest obviously fights with the leader, but the leader can't beat him, we will take the initiative to propose a toast to the guest and help the leader share the pressure.

Toast must have something to say, don't say "come on, I respect you" as soon as you come up, which makes people feel that they are trying to fight for wine and find trouble. To the leaders, we can say "thank you for your support and guidance, so that we can gain more on the road of growth and development", and to the guests, we can say "the seniors have a lot to learn, and I hope to support them more".