Word/phrase for seeing something for the first time and being impressed

I am looking for words that best describe what you saw when you first came to the place, something very strange or unusual, you think that something like this may exist However, although this is normal in this area, it is far beyond your expectations)

It may be the (odd) custom of the country the visitor first encountered, or the house of a real insect full of books. It may be a beautiful sight of the pyramid, or even if it knows almost everything about it, you may not have thought about how small it is. In my language (Vietnamese), I have a phrase.

Note: The meaning of Vietnamese is mainly what you first see. It may be special, but it may not be the case. But this is the first time that this person saw it. Things may (or simply) be places of ordinary things or things, but people continue to show up enough to never forget their impression. When I talk about this impression, I say that when I talk about it to others, they will remember it at first.

"The first impression is a permanent impression" I know that you heard saying "You never repay your first impression". As with many ancient expressions, there are many truths in these phrases. That is why we must always make a positive impression, especially at every stage of job hunting.

Note: The meaning of Vietnamese is mainly what you first see. It may be special, but it may not be the case. But this is the first time that this person saw it. Things may (or simply) be places of ordinary things or things, but people continue to show up enough to never forget their impression. When I talk about this impression, I say that when I talk about it to others, they will remember it at first.

The first sentence as the first impression is very important. The phrase "good morning", "hello", or "can you help me" is a warm beginning word. Please avoid harsh expression such as "What can you do?" And "What do you think is a problem?" If you know, we recommend that you always use the patient 's name in the initial statement, but please do not ask, "How are you today, Mrs. Smith?" After the patient comfortably spends at the reception desk, the patient will be informed that "Dr. Jones will be with you directly, Mrs. Smith." Jones will be with you for a while. The word "direct" in the first statement means short wait time, but it is irrelevant.