1. By Joyce

2. High Five (Give Me Five) This gesture is currently most commonly employed to communicate mutual satisfaction between spectators and between participants alike, during a sporting event, or to extend congratulations from one person to another in any informal setting.

3. Cheek Kissing Cheek kissing is a ritual or social gesture to indicate friend, perform greeting, to confer congratulations, to comfort someone or to show respect. It does not necessarily indicate sexual or romantic interest.

4. Thumbs Up This gesture indicates praise or admiration. In the workplace if your boss gives your proposal a thumbs-up, it means that your boss approved your proposal.

5. “V” gesture We can see this gesture often when we are taking a foto or when we own the game. Thus, I consider that this gesture can stand for happiness, energy or victory.

6. Hug “Hug” is one of my favorite body language. I think it is the most common human side of love and affection. Hugs may also be exchanged as a sign of support and comfort.

7. Bowing It is a act of showing respect and most permanent in Asia culture. If you bow to pressure to someone whishes, you agree to do what they want you to do.

8. Thank you for listening my understanding of the body language.