What do you mean the index finger and the middle finger stand upright?

In western culture, putting the index finger and middle finger together is usually considered as a rude, rude and insulting gesture. This gesture is usually called "middle finger" or "grimace" and is usually used to express anger, dissatisfaction, contempt and ridicule. In social situations, using this gesture will be considered impolite and even lead to conflict with others.

Significance of vertical index finger and middle finger in different cultures

Although the forefinger and middle finger are regarded as an insulting gesture in western culture, in other cultures, this gesture has different meanings. For example, in Japanese culture, raising the index finger and middle finger together is called "cat's paw gesture", which is usually used to show cuteness, kindness and friendliness. In China culture, crossing the forefinger and middle finger, also known as "finger crossing", is usually regarded as a gesture to pray for good luck and peace.

How should we avoid using vertical forefinger and middle finger gestures?

In view of the insulting gestures of the forefinger and middle finger, we should avoid using this gesture in public places. If you accidentally use this gesture, you should apologize in time and express your sincerity and respect. In addition, in cross-cultural communication, we should understand different customs and traditions and respect different cultural backgrounds and values. Only with an open, understanding and respectful attitude can we promote cultural exchange and cross-cultural understanding and avoid misunderstandings and conflicts caused by cultural differences.