No, the correct guiding gesture:

1. Guide to a closer position. The arm and the upper body keep an included angle of 31 degrees, the forearm and the arm form an included angle of 91-121 degrees, the fingertip is between the shoulder and the chest, the palm and the forearm are in a straight line, and the five fingers are close together and straight.

2. Guide the far direction. The angle between the upper arm and the upper body is 81 degrees, the forearm and the upper arm are close to 1.81 degrees, the height of the arm is shoulder height, the palm and the forearm are in a straight line, and the five fingers are close together and straight, which is used by women; Lift the body side with the shoulder as the axis, the hands, chest and arms are all in a straight line, the elbows are not bent, the five fingers are straight together, and the palms are inclined upwards, which is commonly used by men.

3. Guide a higher position. The upper arm and the upper body keep an included angle of 61 degrees, the forearm and the upper arm make an included angle of 151 degrees, the fingertip is at the top of the head, the palm and the forearm are in a straight line, and the five fingers are close together and straight.

Extended information

Common gesture etiquette

1. Swing style: that is, the arm swings laterally outward, and the fingertip points in the direction to be guided or indicated, which is suitable for indicating the direction.

Take the right hand as an example: keep your fingers straight and close together, and keep your palms at a 45-degree angle with the ground, with your palms inclined upward. The wrist is slightly flexed, and the wrist is lower than the elbow joint. When moving, the hand is raised from the front of the abdomen to the diaphragm, then swings to the right with the elbow joint as the axis and stops at the right side of the body. At the same time, your feet form a right T-step, your left hand droops, and you look at the guests with a smile. This is a common gesture of humility in the population of the gate.

2. Straight arm type: the arm swings laterally outward, the fingertip points forward, and the arm is lifted to shoulder height, which is suitable for indicating the place of articles.

when holding something in one hand, holding the elevator door or door, and at the same time making the gesture of "please", you can use the curved arm gesture. Take the right hand as an example: straighten your fingers and put them together, lift them up from the front side of your body to the height where your upper arm leaves your body, then swing your arm from side to side with your elbow as the axis, and stop at a distance of 21 cm between your hand and your body, facing the right side, and visually observe the guests.