What are the meanings of different gestures, what are the meanings of gestures?

The index and middle fingers are together, the little finger.

Bring the ring finger together, then two fingers, two fingers apart, forming a V-shape, Star Trek Rivaken greeting gesture, similar to the human handshake.

The gesture is derived from Star Trek, named Vulcan, as a greeting from another planet, and in Star Trek, Vulcan is home to a group of peace-loving Vulcans who are good at using their thinking skills. Raise your right hand and put your fingers together. That's also the classic way of saying hello for Volcans.

The Vulcans also usually say "live long and prosper" when they make this gesture, and many foreigners do this gesture nowadays with the meaning of "you are from an alien planet", "you are a geek" or "we are from the same alien planet".

Summary. This is called the Dow finger: the middle finger of the left hand and the ring finger bend inward. Thumb pressed the tips of the middle and ring fingers. The right hand is the same. It is commonly used by mages when doing the method.

I can't find it, so ask what this gesture means.

Taoist. What does that mean?

Where did you learn this gesture?

It's because I used to compare 666 with others, and the result was wrong, compared to this, everyone else was laughing at me, I don't know what it means.

This is called the Dow finger: the middle finger of the left hand and the ring finger bend inward. Thumb pressed the tips of the middle and ring fingers. The right hand is the same. It is commonly used by mages when doing the method.

Don't mess around.

I'm right-handed.

Isn't there any dirty meaning.

No, not at all, some are middle fingers, not this.

Gestures are commonly known as the posture of the hands, through which gestures can express emotions and communication with each other, and are the earliest communication tools used by human beings, and are now usually used by the deaf and mute. Gestures often have many meanings and are very expressive, and now some troops also use gestures to give commands, so for the first time they are important in body language.

For example, the simplest thumbs up means that everything is ready and ready to go. In Australia, the United Kingdom, and other regions, a thumbs up means that you need a ride, but if you give a thumbs up, it is an insult. The hand is compared to three, which means OK, which is used almost all over the world, and the gesture of hand V represents the carnival of victory.

Sorry, sorry gestures: put the five fingers of one hand together, hold them on the forehead, first make a "salute" gesture, then lower the little finger and give a few clicks on the chest to express the intention of apologizing and blaming yourself.

Using gestures to apologize is to pay attention to facial expressions, and expressions such as smiling can make the other person more acceptable. In the process of long-term social practice, gestures have been endowed with various specific meanings and have rich expressive power.

Moreover, the hand has fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders and other joints, with a large range of movement, and a high degree of flexibility in answering early, gestures have become the most powerful means of human expressions and meanings, and occupy the most important position in body language.