When I went to india tourism to communicate with local people, they kept shaking their heads. What does this mean?

When we go to india tourism to communicate with local people, they always shake their heads, which belongs to India. For Indians, this is a unique way of communication. Maybe we shake our heads because we feel that the language is unreasonable and it is difficult to communicate. Actually, it is not. Shaking your head is a habit of Indians, and different ways of shaking your head mean different things.

There is an irregular twist from the lower right to the upper left, indicating that it is possible, maybe, and a brisk shake of the head to indicate agreement. Okay, yes. There is also an internationally accepted way of nodding, which means yes, shaking left and right means no, and means disagreement. In fact, these kinds of shaking heads are only the most basic meanings of shaking heads in India. What we generally understand is that nodding is yes and shaking heads is not.

In the way of shaking their heads, Indians also have a way of shaking their heads, that is, shaking their heads regularly and adding specific eyes to express other things, but whether they shake their heads or nod, they are all expressing their views and decisions on one thing. There are other kinds of shaking your head with a little eyes to signal someone coming, or what are you doing? When I listen to the song, my head shakes even more.

In the Indian mind, they think that shaking their heads when talking with others is a kind of respect for others. Another reason is that ordinary people in India are too afraid of people in their ruling class, such as the king, to say no publicly. People who dare not shake their heads slowly tilt their heads to one side and then slowly twist them back to the other side, and so on. In this way, they don't directly say yes or no, and I don't shake my head or nod. As for what it means, it's up to me.