1、.1Body Language in China.2Body language is a communication tool.It holds an important position in humans communication.It helps people transfer information to improve communication. But as we all know,body languages are different between China and English-speaking countries.And now,I will introduce

2、the body language in China .3Congratulations In the new year,when we In the new year,when we meet our relatives or meet our relatives or friends,we will do this friends,we will do this action,which represent action,which represent congratulation on others. congratulation on others. Children realise

3、this Children realise this action deeply,because by action deeply,because by it ,children will get more it ,children will get more pocket money from pocket money from married man.married man. .4Stamp ones foot In China, it has a meaning of anger/regret. Especially the girls,when they are very angry,

4、they have no choice but to stamp their foots,because they cant fight.5GreetoIn China, people greet with each other with head nodding, smile, hand shaking and so on. Even good friends just hold hands for a short time or hammer softly on the other friends shoulder. .6Make a bow with hands folded in Ma

5、ke a bow with hands folded in front (front (作揖）作揖） It is a kind of traditional greeting.It is a kind of traditional greeting. Compared to the foreigner handshake it have more health, beautiful, independent advantages.Like such beautiful meets salutes way is gradually being abandoned by the Chinese e

6、ven forgotten.It is really a great pity!.7 Chinese people used to send and receive gifts with two hands. This represents respect. And parents will teach this ceremony when their children was young because in their mind,this is the important knowledge. .8Hand in Hand In China, we will think that the

7、two young women who are walking hand in hand are good friends.So you can see this situation in the school and the street.9We can see this action in many Chinese Martial arts films (武打電影）武打電影）.10How to call others to come? Put the head toward someone with fingers downward waving several times.11First meeting, Chinese people like to shake hands.13 nod consent nod ones farewell shake ones fist shake ones head make a face hold ones head high shrug on