Walking posture reflects people's heart

Walking posture and range will also reflect a person's heart. When a person has his hands in his pocket, shuffles and rarely looks up to notice where he is going, he may be in a depressed mood. When another person walks slowly with his arms in his arms, it shows that he is in a state of leisure.

Body language has special meaning in specific situations, and certain posture can express certain inner feelings. For example, rubbing hands back and forth means uneasiness, restraint and embarrassment; spreading hands out means helplessness, or sincerity and openness; hands akimbo means provocation; hands crossed chest means defense; sitting straight and stiff means tension; sitting on the edge of a chair means compliment; sitting on a chair crossing legs, the other foot gently kicking, means inattention or weariness Tired; biting lips or smoking means to buy time to think or temporarily unwilling to speak, etc.

In the process of interpersonal communication, we should also pay attention to the following taboos: when we stand up and introduce ourselves, shaking our head and shaking our whole body; leaning against the back of the chair, yawning and stretching; crossing our legs and pointing our toes at others; tapping the table with our fingers, such as entering a deserted place; standing on tiptoe, shaking our calf; digging our ears, nostrils, cutting our nails and looking in the mirror in public He combed his hair and put on lipstick; he put his hands behind his head and stretched out on the sofa; when talking, he ate snacks or smoked while talking; he crossed his arms and looked at people with oblique eyes; when talking with people, he raised his arms and looked at his watch repeatedly.

These body movements are regarded as unfriendly behaviors. If we don't pay attention to them, we may end up in failure in our communication with others.