A Social Kiss Of Mutual Civility.

The kiss of hand is respect Kiss,

The forehead kiss is friendship Kiss,

The kiss on the cheek is admire Kiss,

A kiss on the lips is a kiss of passion. The kiss of the eye is a kiss of languor.

The kiss of the neck is a kiss of passion.

It's crazy.

They kiss everywhere.

Franz Grillpa strategy (1791~1872)

Hand kissing is a polite way of greeting, but almost always carries a little sexual meaning, though the location of the kiss is on the back of the hand rather than the mouth. The right way to kiss hands is to bend your knees gracefully, tilt your body forward like a knight, and kiss the lady's outstretched hand. "Her hands are still in his hands," wrote American writer Edith Wharton (1862~1937) in the novel "the age of innocence". "When the carriage leans over the footsteps leading to the ferry, he stooped down, unbuttoned her tight Brown gloves, and kissed her palm like kissing something like a souvenir."

For thousands of years, people have been keeping the habit of kissing important people's hands. In ancient Greece, the students used to wipe their lips on the fingertips of the teachers. The slaves in Rome also kissed their master's hands. What we know today is invented by the Vikings (living in the 8~10 century). The Vikings have a custom to hand them gifts to their Germanic monarchs, and to kiss hands. (when the feudal lord left, the door he passed, the lock he touched and the bolt he touched, all subjects were asked to kiss, and kisses for everything were correspondingly named: door kiss, lock kiss and bolt kiss.)

Instead of kissing a handshake, greeting without greeting is often very powerful. Simply shaking up and down hands can convey the candor and candor of a handshake. If the hand is loose, it will naturally arouse suspicion. The old European handshake ceremony and American handshake ceremony are completely different. The latter advocates the idea of "time is money", with a rough hand and no level. On the contrary, Europeans' handshake is a warm grip, and each person turns his hands on the chest of the heart. This touch symbolizes sincerity and stability, and in order to enhance the sincerity of greeting, Europeans also use their hands to fill the heart with affectionate heart. The tradition of Islamic kissing ceremony is also very long. There is a history of hundreds of years of homage between young Muslims and older Muslims. This kissing ceremony requires young people to bow to their elders and kiss their hands. In the celebration of the end of Ramadan, the young man bowed to his knees and kissed the elders' hands, asking them to forgive the unethical things they had done.

Nowadays, the changing fashion culture has made the greeting methods colorful. For example, the way of "clapping" greetings (from African Americans), when the clap thumb is curved, the palm is struck, the finger hits the sound (this may be the sound produced by the imitation of the kiss), the way of the fingers kissing, the professional athletes congratulate it, and now this way seems to have replaced the previous gesture of holding five fingers high.