Culture of Gesture手势文化.pptx

if
tongue is out, I
certainly can't
curse.
Uygur
• Put right hand into a
fist
grip,,
then
forefinger with wrist as
axis rotation to 90
degrees. It means keep
quiet, don’t speak.
3、thief
Bending the index finger like a hook to steal something, it said quietly took things from others.
4、Curry favour
Right hand into a fist, with his fist on the lower side of the palm of his left hand and rubbing, this is an imitation of crushed sesame seeds in mortar on the action, the expression of "grind sesame" that use this gesture, alluding to bootlick.
Japan
1、It means girl or woman
In many countries, the thumb and finger mean good and bad， But in Japan, there are a lot of people say that the man with the thumb, and the women with little finger. For example, the Japanese asked a man if have a girlfriend will be out of the little finger.
Finally, let’s enjoy the pictures.
2、It means money
In China, people repeatedly squeez the thumb and index finger to represent money. While the Japanese use thumb and forefinger round coin shape to represent money.
Buddha
respectively.
When Tibetans
respect
or
leave, they bow
and stuck out
their tongues,
one
of
explanations is
that "I respect
you, and I don't
curse
you,"
becaause
Uygur and Hui
The right hand spreads out, put in the chest. Arabic greeting: hello! After meals, they will pray.
The Republic of Korea
The gesture means "I love you" in Korean.
5、It means drink
The thumb and index finger to make a circle is not sealed, move the wrist, middle-aged or elderly men like to use this gesture means drink Japanese wine with "wine", and young people less with the gesture for drinking. However, all Japanese are aware of the meaning of this gesture.
Culture of Gesture
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Different countries and nationalities have different culture, then they formed different customs. Now let me introduce their culture
of gesture.
Tibetan
Right hand ring
finger dips into
the cup, and
shoots to air
lightly,
which
meanstoast
toGod,
then,
again in the
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worship land and