Correct blessing gesture

The schematic diagram of the correct blessing gesture is as follows:

When blessing the fist correctly, press your left hand on your right hand to show friendliness.

Fist salute:

Boxing ceremony is a unique traditional etiquette of the Chinese nation. Boxing is holding the right hand with the left hand, embracing naturally, with moderate tightness, and shaking slightly on the chest naturally, not too hard or too high; A man is still left-handed, that is, a man holds his right hand with his left hand, which is called "Bai Ji".

On the contrary, it is disrespectful to the other party's "fierce worship" and is mostly used for mourning. Don't bow in the wrong direction when you meet. This is very impolite.

Boxing ceremony is a kind of greeting ceremony, which is one of the traditional etiquette of Han nationality (more common in martial arts practitioners). Similar etiquette is called "bow" and "bow and bow".

The left palm of throwing boxing ceremony indicates that the "four educations" of morality, intelligence, physique and beauty are complete and symbolizes noble sentiment. Pointing is not arrogant, not proud, and not posing as the "boss". Right fist means brave. The left palm covers the right fist, embracing each other, indicating "being brave and not disorderly", "being forced by force" and "not fighting for force" to restrain and control courage.

The left palm and right fist are closed, and the arms are bent, indicating that all corners of the country (the five fingers of the left palm refer to all corners of the country, and the four fingers of the right hand playing the left palm are all from all over the world). The Wulin in the world is a family, modest and United, and takes martial arts as friends. My left palm is for writing, my right fist is for martial arts, and I am both civil and military. Be open-minded and eager to learn, waiting for the guidance of teachers and friends.