作业帮作文(中国和美国的肢体语言差异)
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老师您好！最近我想写一篇“中国和美国的肢体语言差异”的作文，可是我不知道怎样写此类作文，也没有这样的材料，请老师指点。题目：Body language in China & American ,字数150字左右，谢谢老师！ （请不要写与中美肢体语言无关的话，也不要写别的国家的肢体语言，谢谢）
解题思路： 中国和美国的肢体语言差异
解题过程：
When a Chinese converse with an American friend of the opposite sex, would it be indecent to looking at the other person? An American says, “yes”, while lowering the eyes. Dose he really mean “yes”? If two young Chinese friends of the same sex walk with their arms around each other’s shoulder or hold hands, would English-speaking people regard this as proper? These are not questions about language, but about body language, about nonverbal communication. The Chinese that says, “Yes”, while lowering the eyes may mean, “No”, because sometimes they feel reluctant to disrupt the harmony of the relationship by directly saying so(for example, when father ask you to do something which you don’t like, you may also say “Yes” in order to keep the harmonious relation with Dad). In the mainstream American culture, the folded arms of resolve, the grimace of pain or anger, the hand wringing of anxiety, are powerful communicators of emotions. When people are sad, crying may be more suitable than words to express it. Think about how much more convinced you are, for example, that a group of children are excited when they jump up and down than if they simply state, “ We are very excited.” According to the above description, we can see that body language diverse in different cultures, so does it used in expressing emotional feelings.
最终答案：略
解题过程：
When a Chinese converse with an American friend of the opposite sex, would it be indecent to looking at the other person? An American says, “yes”, while lowering the eyes. Dose he really mean “yes”? If two young Chinese friends of the same sex walk with their arms around each other’s shoulder or hold hands, would English-speaking people regard this as proper? These are not questions about language, but about body language, about nonverbal communication. The Chinese that says, “Yes”, while lowering the eyes may mean, “No”, because sometimes they feel reluctant to disrupt the harmony of the relationship by directly saying so(for example, when father ask you to do something which you don’t like, you may also say “Yes” in order to keep the harmonious relation with Dad). In the mainstream American culture, the folded arms of resolve, the grimace of pain or anger, the hand wringing of anxiety, are powerful communicators of emotions. When people are sad, crying may be more suitable than words to express it. Think about how much more convinced you are, for example, that a group of children are excited when they jump up and down than if they simply state, “ We are very excited.” According to the above description, we can see that body language diverse in different cultures, so does it used in expressing emotional feelings.
最终答案：略