What gestures do two people use to salute when they meet? In traditional Chinese culture, Taoist priests use

Taoist etiquette originates from "Zhou Li" and involves religious activities and all aspects of daily life, including worship, offerings, chanting, precepts, clothing, etc.

Believers bow their hands or bow to ordinary people, while they kowtow to gods and real people to show special respect.

The Taoist way of bowing is divided into three types: one salute with three kowtows, three salutes with three kowtows, and three salutes with nine kowtows. The basis is the hand-bowing salute and the bowing salute.

The hand-crossing ceremony is also called the fist-holding ceremony, which is divided into two types: one is the Confucian etiquette, in which the two hands are held together and raised in front of the chest, standing upright without bending; the other is the left hand holding the right hand, holding the yin and holding the yang, containing the five elements, and the inner

The Ziwu Jue is a Tai Chi diagram on the outside.

The action of bowing is as follows: bowing and clasping fists, salute from bottom to top.