The Meaning Of 18 Foreign Gestures

1, Fu Zhang (cash): the right thumb, forefinger and middle finger are kneaded together in the air or written on the other hand, which means that Fu Zhang's gesture is in the restaurant.

2. Use your brain (being clever): point your temples with your fingers.

3, fool: use your thumb to hold the tip of your nose and shake your fingers or ten fingers apart. He often turns his forefinger to his temple and spit out his tongue, which means he is a "dementia" or "fool".

4, "lying is not true". When speaking, unconsciously placing one index finger under the nose or on the side of the nose indicates that another person will understand that the speaker is "not telling the truth".

5, self righteous (complacent assertion); with the index finger to the upper nose, it can also mean "overbearing".

6, "stopping-talking": lips are disturbed, the index finger is attached to the lips, and at the same time, "hush" boos.

7, insulting and disdain (insulting and scorning); hold the nose tip with your thumb, and shake the other four fingers' cockscomb or gesture towards the insulted person.

8. agree with (agreement): thumb up.

9. Congratulate (congratulation): the action of two hands rubbing in front of the mouth.

10, threat (menace): because of anger, the movement of a fist seems to be everywhere. The act of shaking hands vigorously with setbacks.

11, "absolutely not": palm outward, two arms crossed on the chest, and then open to about one meter apart.

12, that (s all): arms crossed at the waist, then downward, extending to the sides of the body.

13, shame: straighten your arms, cross your arms, and turn your face to one side.

14, greeting (greeting): people in English speaking countries often greet people on the road with a hat. Now it has been turned into a hat lift, or even a touch of the brim.

15. Happy and excited (happiness and excitement): lift your hands up and down and shake them frequently before and after.

16, anger and anxiousness: two arms open on both sides of the body, hands clenched fist, glowers. Often, the first time they raise their mouths, they sip their voices, while they may blink their eyes or turn their eyes upwards and sideways. They also express anger, boredom and dryness.

17, compassion and sympathy (pity): the head swaying, the Tongli mouth smacking, the mouth also said "that" s too bad. "or" sorry to hear it. ".

18, "too queer": draw a circle around the index finger at the temples.