What are the specific requirements for handshake?

(1) Handshake posture should be correct: when giving a handshake ceremony, it is usually about one step away from the recipient, with two feet standing at attention, upper body leaning forward slightly, right hand extended, four fingers together, thumb open, shake with each other, shake slightly three or four times, and then release with each other's hand to restore the original state. For those close to you, you can shake hands with a little strength and shaking times, even with hands crossed warmly.

(2) Handshake must be with the right hand: if you happen to be doing something at that time, or your hands are very dirty and wet, you should explain to the other party, spread out your hands to apologize, or wash your hands immediately, and shake them warmly. If you wear gloves, you should take them off and hold them with each other, otherwise it is impolite.

(3) Warm handshake: when shaking hands, keep your eyes on each other's eyes and smile. Don't be careless, look around, hold your hand while looking at other people or things, or the other party has already reached out, but you don't reach out to hold each other, this is cold, arrogant, very impolite performance.

(4) Attention should be paid to the strength of handshake: when shaking hands, you should neither feel weak nor hold them too tightly, or even hurt each other's hands.

(5) Attention should be paid to the time of handshake: when shaking hands, it is not suitable to put it down with a touch or hold it for a long time. Generally speaking, after expressing welcome or farewell, you should put it down.