What are the standard postures for salutation, what are the postures for salutation?

Salute is a kind of etiquette, which is divided into hand salute, gaze salute, gun salute and Young Pioneer salute. It is used at the end of the letter to show respect, to be respectful to people, and to treat each other with courtesy.

1. Raise your hand.

Password: Salute, salute. Action essentials: After hearing the command of "salute", the upper body is straight, the right hand takes a shortcut and quickly lifts it, the five fingers are together and naturally straightened, and the middle finger is about 2 cm in front of the right corner of the brim (wear a beanie or do not wear a military hat.)

When the temples are slightly connected, the same height as the eyebrows), the palms of the hands are downward, slightly outward (about 20 degrees), the wrists must not be bent, the right upper arm is slightly flat, and the shoulders are slightly in a line, while looking at the recipient. When you hear the command "Finish the ceremony", put your hand down and establish a straight posture.

Second, attention ceremony.

Password: Salute, salute. Essentials: Pose in front of the recipient, look at the recipient at the same time, and greet the recipient (turn your head to the right and left at an angle of no more than 45 degrees). When you hear the command "Bow to the end", turn your head straight and return to your upright posture.

3. Raise a gun salute (used for military parades or honor guard tasks).

Command: Look to the right - salute, salute. Essentials of the movement: After hearing the command "Look to the right - salute", raise the gun to the chest with the right hand, the body of the gun is vertical and the main shirt is buttoned, the gun is facing backwards, about 10 cm from the body, the muzzle (semi-automatic rifle.

The front sight retainer) is the same height as the eye, and the big arm is lightly attached to the right flank;

At the same time, the left hand is connected to the top of the ruler (when holding the semi-automatic step grab, the tiger's mouth is aimed at the gun surface and aligned with the upper edge of the ruler), the forearm is slightly flat, and the large arm is lightly attached to the left flank; At the same time, turn your head to the right to look at the recipient and greet you (turn your head to the right and left at an angle of no more than 45 degrees). When you hear the command to "Libi", turn your head straight, put the gun down with your right hand, so that the front heel (semi-automatic rifle butt bottom plate) is gently on the ground, and at the same time, your left hand is lowered to form a standing posture with the gun.

Fourth, a single soldier salutes.

Essentials of action: A single soldier should raise his hand or pay attention to the salute at a distance of 5-7 steps from the recipient. When holding a gun with bare hands or carrying a gun, when stopping, the person should stand upright facing the recipient, raise his hand and salute, and finish the salute after the recipient returns the salute;

During the march (when running, change steps in unison, turn the head to salute the recipient (the hand does not move with the head), and continue to march, the left hand still swings naturally, and the salute is completed after the recipient returns the salute.

Step 1: Bring the five fingers of your right hand together, raise your straight arm forward to shoulder height, and palm to the left.

Step 2: The right elbow begins to bend, and the wrist must not rotate or flex. Move your right hand upwards to your forehead in a salute motion. At this time, the thumb of the right hand is a fist from the forehead, and the palm is facing the left front and bottom. Be careful not to cover your face with your arms.

Except for the right arm, no part of the head to the foot, not even a single joint can be moved. When he raised his right hand above his head during the salute, it was as if a voice was in his ear: "The interests of the people are above all else!"

Then, the salute will definitely be more standardized. At the end of the salute, it is restored according to the opposite action of the salute.

The Young Pioneers salute at the ceremonyTeam Day Activity Ceremony, New Members' Joining Ceremony, National Flag Raising Ceremony, Young Pioneers Review Ceremony, Young Pioneer Post Ceremony; Salute at important Young Pioneer gatherings; After presenting a red scarf to the guests and heroic and exemplary figures, salute the awardee before receiving the product (brand). In normal times, Young Pioneers should also salute when they meet teachers and elders. However, when holding an item in one's hand, one should not bow but bow.

The standard posture is to have the upper body upright, take a shortcut with the right hand and quickly lift it, the five fingers are together and naturally straightened, the middle finger is slightly connected to the right corner of the brim about 2 cm in front of the right corner (when wearing a brimmed hat, beanie hat or military hat, slightly connecting the temple, about the same height as the eyebrows), the palm of the hand is downward, slightly outward (about 20 degrees), the wrist must not be bent, the right big arm is slightly flat, slightly in line with the shoulders, and at the same time look at the recipient.

When holding a gun with bare hands or carrying a gun, when stopping, the person should stand upright facing the recipient, raise his hand and salute, and finish the salute after the recipient returns the salute; During the march (change steps when running), turn your head to salute the recipient and continue to walk, with your left arm still swinging naturally, and wait for the recipient to return the salute. In addition to the common hand-raising salute, there is also an eye-raising salute and a gun-raising salute.

The essentials of the attention ceremony are to face the recipient in a straight posture, and at the same time look at the recipient and greet the recipient, turning the head to the right and left at an angle of no more than 45 degrees.

Rules of salutation

Saluting is something that a Young Pioneer must master, and before saluting first, he must stand upright. The first move is to bring the five fingers of the right hand together seamlessly, and gradually raise the arm forward to shoulder height, with the palm facing you.

The second movement is that the right elbow begins to bend slowly, and the wrist cannot be rotated or other flexion changes. Move your right hand upwards to your forehead at an appropriate pace, not too fast, not too slow, and raise your arm to the front right as a salute. At this point, the thumb joint of the right hand should be aligned with the midline of the body, about the distance of a fist to the forehead, with the palm of the palm tilted to the lower left.

The upper arm is about 45 degrees to the right and 45 degrees upward, so that the height of the hand is maintained, and the face is not blocked. Then follow the same route and take it back, and the salute is over.

The posture of the salute is:

1. Raise your hand.

The upper body is upright, the right hand is quickly raised from the nearest arc, the five fingers are naturally closed and straightened, the middle finger is close to the temple, if the hat is worn it is close to 2 cm from the brim, the palm is facing down, slightly turned outward, the wrist is straight, the upper arm is preferably in a straight line with the shoulder, and the eyes should look at the recipient.

2. Attention ceremony.

The gaze salute is to be kept upright after hearing the slogan, and the eyes should be fixed on the recipient and the gaze should follow, but the angle of turning the head should not be greater than 45 degrees.

3. Raise a gun salute.

This kind of salute is generally seen in the parade, after hearing the command, the right hand should be brought to the chest, the body of the gun should be vertical, against their own clothes buttoned line, the surface of the gun is about 10 cm away from the body, the muzzle needs to be as high as the eyes, the left hand should be held on the ruler, and the arms are naturally attached to the body.

The way to salute:

1. Bow your hand.

1) Movement: Hold hands in front of the chest, close from front to back, in the shape of arched hands. Push forward, don't bow down. The visual distance is far and near, can be high, not lower than the chest.

2) Scope of application: daily meeting gifts, farewell gifts.

2. Bow down. 1) Action: Hold your hands in front of your chest, light than your fists, heavier than your hands. To bow slightly or not to bend at all.

2) Scope of application: It is used for daily salutes, respect for elders, and mutual respect for classmates and friends.

2. Prostration.

1) Movement: Stretch your arms, close them in front of your chest, and fold your hands. The male is in front of the left hand and the female is in front of the right hand. Bow (30 degrees). The arms move with the waist, and the head does not move.

2) Scope of application: used for the first meeting, respecting the elders, and performing family rites. Only one.

3. Two prostrations.

1) Movement: Extend your arms, reach in front of your face, and fold your hands. Bow (45 degrees). The arms move with the waist, and the head does not move.

2) Scope of application: used to bow to the long. Generally, there is one, which is called "worship". A maximum of two lines is called "goodbye".

4. Prostration.

1) Movement: Sit down first, straighten up, and don't leave your hips off your calves, that is, don't kneel. The first week, the second.

The salute is performed by bowing with both hands in front of the forehead and then falling. Bow your hands to the ground in front of you, lean forward with your body and your arms forward. During the third prostration, the hands descend and are spread apart, palms facing up.

Keep your head down, place the back of your hand on the ground in front of your body, and touch your forehead lightly to the ground.

The third liturgical gesture can also be done without separating the hands, with the forehead tapping the palms. These three ceremonial behaviors are increasingly respected. Today people can worship and kowtow again, or only kowtow rituals. On the station ** are "Bow Goodbye Forehead Gift" and "Forehead Gift".

2) Scope of application: It is only used for special ceremonies, such as worshiping the ancestors, worshiping the ancestors on specific occasions, worshipping parents and grandparents on specific occasions, and greeting the husband and wife on the wedding day. You can't just do it. This is blasphemy. This is blasphemy.

5. Hand holding ceremony.

1) Action: Stretch out your hands flat, the junior's palms are down, the elders' palms are up, and the elders hold the juniors' hands. The elders can sit and hold the hands of the juniors.

2) Scope of application: family etiquette. Conjugal etiquette when getting married.