Body-language--肢体语言英语讲稿.pptVIP

Body language Can you guess what is in their mind ? body language definitions We could define body language Body language is the unconscious and conscious transmission and interpretation of feelings, attitudes, and moods, through: more fully as: body posture, movement, physical state, position and relationship to other bodies, objects and surroundings, facial expression and eye movement。 body language in different cultures Here are some brief pointers concerning body language variations and gestures in cultures which differ from Western (US/UK notably) behaviour. Here are some Japanese body language insights, especially for doing business in Japan High-pitched laughter means nervousness. On introduction, do not offer a handshake. Depth of bow is impossible to judge without immense experience: it is sufficient for a Westerner to bow shallowly. Business cards should be exchanged at the first possible opportunity. The card received should be held in both hands and examined carefully, and then stored, preferably in a wallet, on the upper half of the body. Holding a persons identity in one hand is casual/disrespectful. The trouser pocket is a rude place. Blowing ones nose into a handkerchief in public is obscene. * Sorrowful/happy Surprised/excited What are they trying to tell us ? Extend index finger (食指）… . YES ! I AM SUCCEED !!! stop come on Come here OK Body language is more than those brief descriptions. Body language certainly also encompasses where the body is in relation to other bodies (often referred to as personal space). Body language certainly also includes very small bodily movements such as facial expressions and eye movements. Body language also arguably covers all that we communicate through our bodies apart from the spoken words (thereby encompassing breathing, perspiration, pulse, blood-pressure, blushing, etc.) People in/from parts of India may to shake their head from side to side as a sign