What is the correct posture for clapping What is the correct gesture for clapping?

The correct clapping posture requirements are as follows:

1. The five fingers of both hands are naturally straightened and closed together.

2. Pull down the fingertips of the four fingers of the right hand to the position of the fingertips of the left hand near the first fingerprint line of the fingertips, one high and one low, because it is difficult to make a crisp sound when the hands are completely aligned.

3. The left and right hands are slightly twisted, the left hand is outward, the right hand is inward, and the applause action will be like a child, slightly naïve.

4. The left and right hands are properly relaxed and bent, so that the bent hands can make a louder sound, and the sound of the overly stiff hands is smaller, and the dullness is more than crisp enough.

Finally, the applause should be coordinated, not sparse and intermittent, which gives people a negative connotation of coldness, unwelcomeness, and indifference. In general, the more enthusiastic the applause, the more obvious the positive meaning of the expression. The sparse the applause, the more obvious the negative connotations expressed.

The origin of the applause.

During the Yuan Dynasty, a man named Marco Polo in the West.

When he saw the Chinese people who had created a brilliant civilization, he hugged and kissed in the traditional Western way to express his reverence for the Chinese people.

At that time, the Chinese were sometimes kowtowing and making trouble, and I don't know who was in a hurry, and the palms of their hands slapped each other to express their indignation at Marco Polo's presumptuousness. Marco Polo also applauded as the locals followed, and dramatically the two sides reconciled and turned misunderstanding into friendship.

Later, Marco Polo took the applause as a Chinese specialty back to the West to meet his father and fellow villagers.

This form of applause has spread in both China and the West and has become a fixed etiquette.

When applauding, you should smile, raise your arms so that the palm of your left hand is in front of your chest, palm up, and tap the middle of your left hand with the other four fingers of your right hand except the thumb, the rhythm should be steady and the frequency should be consistent.

The size of the applause should be in harmony with the atmosphere: when expressing joy, the applause can be warm; When congratulating is expressed, the applause can be continued. Don't mock others with applause, and don't applaud with whistles, stomping, heckling, and other uncivilized behaviors.

How many times is it appropriate to take pictures? 5 or 3 times?

The correct gesture of applause is: when applauding, the palm of the left hand is raised to the height of the chest, the palm is up, and the four fingers of the right hand except the thumb are patted on the upper part of the left hand.

In the first meeting or other big scenes, when you need to create and encourage the atmosphere or express your excitement, you can open your arms upwards and applaud quickly, and you can also shout some words to strengthen the momentum.

Another way to applaud is suitable for a quieter atmosphere such as a banquet or birthday party, when the hands are facing each other opposite each other, and the fingers are opposite to each other, and this type of applause is generally used when giving accompaniment to others.

When applauding at a large-scale celebration or a major ceremony, such as the groundbreaking ceremony, the applause should be steady but fast, and the applause will add to the warm atmosphere in the venue.