Salute with left hand or right hand?

In the traditional culture of China, address is usually left-handed. For example, in a bow ceremony, the left hand should be on the outside and the right hand on the inside. However, in the military field, you usually salute with your right hand. For example, in the army, the hand-raising ceremony means that the right hand cuts to the right and raises naturally. Fingers together, naturally straight. The middle finger is slightly connected to about 2 cm in front of the right corner of the brim (slightly connected to the temple with a rolled brim hat or without a military hat, about the same height as the eyebrow). Palm down, slightly outward (about 20 degrees), wrist is not allowed to bend. Your right arm is slightly flat, in a straight line with your shoulders, and you are watching.