China Ancient Etiquette Gestures

Kneel on your knees, put your hands together on the ground, bow your head and touch your hands. Farewell: Farewell is called twice, which is a further way to show respect.

Kneeling posture: Kneel on the ground with your knees, your waist and legs straight, your hands crossed on your chest and your head bent forward. It is a kind of bowing ceremony, and later this ceremony is not limited to the monarch and ministers. When performing this ceremony, kneel on the ground and stick your head out for a long time.

Bow, Hand and Bow: These are the three same salutations. Kowtow: Born as a juren, he used to be a magistrate of a county. He entered Lenten under another name and was allowed to go in with Jin Fan. He kowtowed in the hall and sat with the host and guests.

Chanting: a ceremony held by ancient men. Bow to others and say a tribute to others at the same time.

Dao Wanfu: Especially when women meet people. When saluting, put your hands and fingers on your left waist and bend your legs to show your respect. Longevity: Bless others with wine or something. Hand-holding: a kind of greeting to express intimacy, similar to the present handshake. The above is my answer to your question, I hope it will help you.