What is the correct gesture for clapping?

The correct clapping posture is that both hands and five fingers are naturally straightened and clapped together.

It is necessary to pull down the fingertips of the four fingers of the right hand to the position where the fingers of the left hand are close to the first fingerprint line of the fingertips, and the hands are high and low, because it is difficult to make a crisp sound because the hands are completely aligned. The left and right hands twist slightly, the left hand goes out and the right hand goes in. Clap your hands completely closed will be like a child, slightly childish.

Relax your left and right hands properly and clap your hands in a bent state.

Applause needs attention:

Smile and clap, raise your arms, raise the palm of your left hand to your chest, palm up, and pat the middle of your left hand with the other four fingers of your right hand except your thumb. At this point, the rhythm should be stable and the frequency should be consistent. As for applause, it should be coordinated with the atmosphere.

For example, when expressing joy, you can make applause warm; When expressing congratulations, you can make applause last for a long time; When watching a drama performance, you should be careful not to let applause interfere with the normal performance. Usually, don't applaud others. Just don't use applause to satirize and ridicule others.