What does Korean hand gesture mean?

The meaning of Korean hand gestures is as follows:

This "holding" gesture means to control and hold. This gesture looks like the thumb and index finger touching together or just gesturing the length of something. This gesture is called a pinch gesture. From the perspective of depth, the feeling of pinching is very similar to the meaning of control. For example, being pinched can be completely replaced by being controlled.

Introduction:

The position of the hands, often called gestures. It refers to the specific movements and postures that occur when people use their arms. It is the earliest communication tool used by humans and is still widely used. In general, gestures are both dynamic and static.

In the long-term social practice process, gestures have been endowed with various specific meanings and have rich expressive power. In addition, the hands have joints such as fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, etc., with a large range of movement and a high degree of flexibility. Gestures have become The most powerful means for human expression to express feelings occupies the most important position in body language.