Beware of expressions and gestures, they are highly regarded with body language. Try to be as inexpressive as his gestures that can can lead to misinterpretations. The Chinese are not very expressive speaking and therefore do not usually use their hands to gesture. Be careful when we talk about it bothers people or talking loudly calls out (with high tone).
gestures you make with your hand should take care, as well as in the case of colors, there are hand movements that can be interpreted incorrectly by them. To call someone you do not use your index finger but the whole open hand and bringing the fingers toward you. How to close the fingers on the palm. It is noted with the whole hand open, not with any finger. Beware
physical contact, an important rule for relations in China to keep in mind is that "There never touched." The Chinese are not friends physical contact, so you should not have ever any such contact with them, hugs, pats on the back and, of course, much less give a kiss on the cheek. Nor
lengthy periods greeting handshake, or place your other hand on hands that are waving, nor take the arm of the person you are shaking hands. This kind of "affection" are not usual and therefore are not well seen, and they can be a violent situation you and them.
hand movements. No notes ever with our index finger. If you have any indication should be done with the palm of your hand open. Similar to when indicating with the hand that gives way to a lady at a door, for example.
Nor should use your finger to draw the attention of a person (a waiter, a doorman, a clerk, etc). Should again use the palm of your hand, and a joint movement of all fingers folded inward to indicate that requires their presence or attention. Close the palm of your hand.
Snapping fingers is considered impolite and is not a proper way to act for them. Nor do any weird gesture with his fingers.
Ft. It never occurs to you to put your feet on a table or a chair. The feet must always be together on the floor. Never make any gestures with his feet, or put a box or bag with them. Feet as we always say well you still on the ground.
noses. The Chinese are not too hygienic blowing your nose with a tissue then give back to our pocket. It is best to use any type of paper handkerchief and place it once used in a bin.
Although this custom is changing, thank God, and it is not so common to see, do not panic if you see that some Chinese people blow their nose without using any paper handkerchief or handkerchief. Act directly on the floor, on the street like that. For them there is no lack of education but a practice that was generally accepted. Http://www.protocolo.org/gest_web/proto_Seccion.pl?rfID=296&arefid=1564
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