Gestures usually have many meanings and are expressive. Now some troops also use gestures to give orders, so it occupies a very important position in body language for the first time.
For example, the simplest thumbs-up indicates that everything is ready.
Hand-to-hand ratio of three means ok. This gesture is almost universal.
The hand-in-hand gesture represents a victorious carnival.
I clenched my fingers.
Mostly to express appreciation for a sentence or something; Also thank others for their actions and what they have done for you; It also means ready.
For example, in a basketball game, the referee will hold the ball in one hand and the thumb in the other, indicating that everything is ready and the game can be played.
okay
There is no doubt that this is also a common expression, which is connected by the letters o and k, indicating that there is no problem, everything is ready, everything is ready;
I'm fine, fine, thank you for your concern. However, some OK gestures mean zero, indicating that something is not worth mentioning, indicating that you don't agree.
Pause gesture
Generally speaking, there are more people who use the right hand horizontally, and the left hand extends a finger on the palm of the right hand. Those who are used to using their left hands discuss it alone.
Gesture etiquette
Many gestures can reflect people's cultivation and personality. Therefore, people should pay attention to the amplitude, frequency and strength of gestures.
One of the gesture etiquette, the size is moderate. In social situations, pay attention to the range of gestures. Generally speaking, the upper limit of gestures cannot exceed the line of sight of the other party, and the lower limit cannot be lower than yourself. The range of the left and right pendulum should not be too wide, and it should be done on our right.
Generally speaking, gestures should not be too big, too many times or repeated.
The second gesture etiquette is natural friendliness. When communicating with people, we should use more soft and curved gestures and less blunt and straight gestures to narrow the psychological distance.
The third gesture etiquette, the standard handshake etiquette should be:
1, all: generally used when meeting and leaving. When shaking hands in winter, you should take off your gloves to show your respect for each other. Generally, you should shake hands standing, unless you are sick or on special occasions, but you should also bend over to shake hands to show your respect.
2. Who reaches out first: Generally speaking, when dealing with elders, masters, leaders and celebrities, they will be offered to shake hands to show respect.
But if the other party reaches out first, elders, hosts, leaders, celebrities, etc. You should also reach out and hold hands to show politeness. When meeting, if you don't reach out, you should nod or bow to show your respect.
If the other person you meet is your elder or VIP, you should approach quickly, hold each other's hands with both hands to show respect, and greet each other with "Hello" and "Nice to meet you".