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Outline 1. Introduction 2. Main Body 2.1 Body language 2.1.1 Interpretation and Classification of body language 2.1.2 The Emergence of Body Language 2.1.3 The Cultural and Social Natures of Body Language 2.1.4 Function and Importance of Body Language 2.2 Some Analysis of Similarities of Body Language in Cultures 2.3 Some Analysis of Differences of Body Language in Cultures 2.4 Some Analysis of Body Language Based on Classifications 2.4.1 Facial Expressions and the Movements of Head 2.4.2 Gesture 2.4.3 Posture 2.4.4 Body Touch 2.5 Problems in Intercommunications and Some Tentative Solutions 2.5.1 A Summary of Some Problems Concerning Body Language 2.5.2 Solutions to the Problems 3. Conclusion Bibliography Abstract Body language is vital to the success in communication. It always accompanies our verbal expression as it helps us express ourselves and understand others. It shows and/or contributes to the relationship between people. It, however, sometimes makes trouble for us. Body language is complicated as well, yet acquirable. Statistics shows that body language has been comprehensively studied since the 1950s. The research findings have been widely applied in the fields of politics, diplomacy, cultural exchange, business, and even among common people. However, many problems caused by body language show that its popularizing work is far from being satisfactory. People’s understanding level of it is still to be raised. The research and popularization of body language need further promoting and enhancing. This paper tries to introduce body language in relation to its emergence, meaning, nature，function and importance, highlighting the differences among cultures and the problems with regard to body language, analyzing it based on the existing research findings, its classifications and the writer’s own knowledge in the field for the purpose of providing some solutions to the problems. Finally it concludes that body language plays a significant, or even crucial, rol