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手势 中国人不经常用手势，并且认为很多手部动作都不太礼貌。例如：指向别人或使用你的手指来召唤某人。你可以吸引某人的注意并告诉他们“过来一下”，而不是掌心向下并且朝你自己的方向勾一下手指。竖起大拇指和拉耳垂都是赞许的标志，而竖起小拇指的意思是你什么都不是，素质低，或者在某一方面表现得不好。此外，中国人认为使眼色和吹口哨都很无礼，眼神交流也不太直截了当。
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