When people are facing each other, the other person sees your face, whether it is a frontal picture

When people are facing each other, they see your face as a mirror image.

A mirror image is a device that reflects the same image as the original image through a mirror, and when two people stand facing the same direction, the mirror in front reflects the image of the person standing behind them, and the person in front sees the mirror image. So, when you're face-to-face, the other person sees your face as a mirror image.

When people are facing each other, they are looking in the mirror.

Asymmetry. The left and right sides of the human body are asymmetrical from the middle line, and you must try both feet when buying shoes, because the size of the feet is different, and the right side of one side does not mean that the other side is also suitable. The same is true for the hands, as well as for the other eyes and ears, so let's take a closer look, and the one that usually moves a lot is usually larger and stronger.

First of all, there is no absolute symmetry, such as people with large and small eyes, but most people are close to symmetry.

A lot of people are not absolutely symmetrical.

This is not the case you are talking about, it is the other way around.

The mirror is the opposite, and this is consistent.

Two people sit facing each other, or back to back, and they are facing in opposite directions.

According to the title. They are facing the opposite direction.

Listen to each other face to face, if it is a leader or a friend of the opposite sex who is not very familiar, then the eyes should look at the other party's eyes, but not staring, this will be unnatural, the other party is also embarrassed, you can also move your eyes to the nose, so that it will appear that you are paying attention to listening to the other party's speech.

If it's a very familiar friend of the same sex, there's not too much attention to it, staring at the face, you can move your eyes, just listen carefully to what the other party says, don't interject casually, let the other party finish speaking, this is politeness, but also cultivation, of course, you don't understand the place, you can ask, but you can't take the conversation and talk endlessly, interrupting the other party's speech.

You should look at each other's faces and listen to each other's words, so that you can look respectful of each other, but not stare at each other's eyes, and observe the changes in each other's expressions, emotions, voices, etc. during the chat. Don't interrupt the other person's speech at will, and say it yourself when it's time to speak, don't be cold.

You should look into the other person's eyes, but you can't stare at each other, along with the other party's topic, show that the recognition is to look into the other person's eyes, and when you don't understand well, the eyes leave into a state of thinking, which means that you are listening very seriously and thinking.

In the process of chatting, you will also look at the other person's expression, emotion, voice, etc., as well as logical thinking, organizational language, etc., which will distract the attention of the eyes, as well as the ability to react and remember in the process of listening to the other person, so you will not stare at the other person's eyes.

I didn't dare to look into the other person's eyes, and I wasn't afraid, I felt embarrassed, I would look below the eyes. I've always wanted to change but it's difficult, so just leave it at that, as long as you're comfortable.

If it's the same sex, I'll not, but not necessarily if it's the opposite sex, because some people will misunderstand.

One will look into his eyes, the other will look down. Be thoughtful.

Of course you look at your eyes and smile and show respect for people.

Because when the person in the TV picture is looking at you, he is actually staring at the lens of the TV camera, and when you see the picture of this moment, the distance, angle and direction of this lens are equivalent to the position of your own eyes. So as long as the TV screen is looking at you, it is looking directly at the camera.

What we observe with the naked eye in ordinary life is a 3-dimensional stereoscopic image, which can distinguish the size and depth of space from objects, while ordinary TVs display a 2-dimensional flat picture, without the depth and sense of space of objects.

Okay, because they've been staring at the camera.

It is polite to look at people from the front, and generally portraits rarely draw sides, and of course the face must be aimed at the camera, and it is meaningless to shoot the side

Because the host's eyes are all looking at the camera.