When traveling to Japan, what does it mean that the index finger and thumb of the local beauty form a circle?

Japanese people have many different views on jewelry. For example, the thumb is born to represent men, and the thumb is extended to represent women. But if it is a public place, you should pay attention, especially rude. If the index finger and thumb are circled, it is implicitly asking for money.

Besides, in Japan, they also have some special gestures. For example, putting your hands together in front of you does not mean you are sorry or asking, but that you are ready to eat or thank you for your hospitality. If you put the palm of your left hand evenly on your chest and rub your fist on your right hand, it means you are flattering.

You can't underestimate the role of these gestures. They convey not only a message, but also a special way to communicate with people, because no matter which country's jewelry, the meanings they represent should not be particularly the same. If you leave the country, you must thoroughly understand some local customs and cultures, and you can't casually.

As a big tourist country, China is deeply loved all over the country, because we China people spend a lot of money everywhere, including Japan, and we are not stingy. Of course, many China people also like to travel to Japan, but there will be great problems in communication during the tour, so we must make it clear to avoid unnecessary embarrassment, because sometimes we need various gestures to express it, including those commonly used in Japan.

Many people like to travel to Japan, perhaps because they want to feel some local folk culture. In fact, Japan is a country worth seeing. Now their national quality is relatively high, and China people are very enthusiastic about going to them. Most friends who have been there should feel it. I don't know what you think of Japan. I personally don't particularly like this country. This is just my personal opinion.