Symphony concert is very particular about applause, so we must seize the opportunity, never applaud in the middle of the performance, applaud according to the satisfaction after the performance, and extend the applause if we want the band to continue the performance. In addition, if the applause stops and continues, there will be sporadic applause, which can basically be considered as dissatisfaction with the performance, which is equivalent to booing.

Out of courtesy, clap properly. When clapping, the most standard action is: smile, raise your arms, raise your left palm to your chest, palm up, and pat the middle of your left hand with the other four fingers of your right hand except your thumb. At this point, the rhythm should be stable and the frequency should be consistent. As for applause, it should be coordinated with the atmosphere. For example, when expressing joy, you can make applause warm; When expressing congratulations, you can make applause last for a long time; When watching a drama performance, you should be careful not to let applause interfere with the normal performance. Usually, don't "clap your hands" to others. Just don't use applause to satirize and ridicule others. Don't shout, whistle, stamp your feet and pee when clapping, which will destroy the original meaning of clapping.

In addition, raise your hand and applaud. I think this way is foreign, and so is the word "life" in international sign language and sign language of some European countries. Punch from chest to head with both hands, shake hands while rising, and the way of clapping has changed a little; Deaf people in China are easy to accept and willing to accept. The specific operation method may be different for everyone. Just adjust the position, amplitude and shaking according to the occasion, personal character and action habits to make yourself comfortable and let the other party see clearly. It should be said that they, like gymnasts and divers, are pondering and grasping the details when doing actions.

Complement the meaning of "clap your hands" gesture in different sign languages.

Clapping hands means "welcome" in Chinese sign language; In American sign language, the same "clap your hands" gesture means "praise" and "praise"

The same gesture has the same form and different meanings in the sign language of two countries. If it is not in a welcoming occasion, one party will clap his hands to express "welcome", and the other party will think it is "praising" himself. International communication, it is more convenient to use international sign language.