Is it better to bite chopsticks and read literary practice as long as possible?

Practicing lines in Mandarin is a basic skill. You can practice more, bite chopsticks, that is, bite with your teeth, and then practice with your own voice. You need to practice frequently, pay attention to pronunciation in your daily life, and you can read while watching the news or reporting the weather forecast.

First of all, biting chopsticks is to show 6-8 teeth properly when smiling, and there is no hard and fast rule.

Generally speaking, the focus is on the second canine tooth on both sides of the front teeth. But it also varies from person to person.

Secondly, you should adjust your mouth shape when biting chopsticks. The corners of the mouth rise by about 15.

1. Gently bite the wooden chopsticks with the front teeth. Aim the corners of your mouth at the wooden chopsticks, with both sides tilted up, and observe whether the connecting lines at both ends of your lips are on the same level with the wooden chopsticks.

2. Training smile skills: (1) The first stage-relaxing muscles. Relaxing the muscles around the lips is the first stage of smiling practice, also known as "Dolemi exercise", which starts with the bass duo and ends with the treble duo.