Useful Hand Gestures Widely Used in China

One of the major challenges for tourists visiting China is the language. Most Chinese don't speak English much beyond "Hello". The Effective Language Learning Center classifies Mandarin and Cantonese as the most difficult languages for native English speakers. This means that you need not necessarily feel embarrassed about not knowing how to say something in Chinese.
You can instead use body language and hand signs. It is important to appreciate that body language in China differs a lot with the West. Body language and gestures form a vital component of the rich Chinese heritage and culture, and thus should not be overlooked when visiting China.
More useful Hand Signs in China: bit.ly/37pX2xv

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  • @TheMagicCrafter
    @TheMagicCrafter2 жыл бұрын

    Pointing with an open hand really does seem less rude. I might have to adopt that! Thank you for this video. My sister and I look forward to visiting China someday 🖤

  • @wolfie819
    @wolfie8197 ай бұрын

    So the pinky promise is Chinese after all! Live and learn

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