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Gait Etiquette

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Gait is a subtle language that reflects a person's emotions.

When the mood is joyful, the gait is light, cheerful and bouncing; when the mood is sad, gait is heavy, slow, sad and sad; when complacent, the gait is fast and confident; when angry, gait is stiff and heavy.

People can often perceive people's psychological changes from their gait.

Gait requirements.

男性步伐矫健、稳重、刚毅、洒脱，具有阳刚之美，步伐频率每分钟约１００步；

女性步伐轻盈、柔软、玲珑、娴淑，具有阴柔美，步伐频率每分钟约９０步。

The steps should be clean and clear, with a clear sense of rhythm, not to be sloppy, and not to be as heavy as a motor.

Stride (the distance between front and rear feet) is about 25 cm in males and 20 cm in females.

Of course, women's pace has something to do with clothing and shoes.

For example, when women wear skirts (Western-style dress), cheongsam and high-heeled shoes, their strides should be smaller. When wearing trousers, they can show bigger and quicker steps to show the posture of chic and lightness.

When walking, avoid shaking your head, shaking your shoulders, twisting your buttocks, sprint feet, not lowering your head and looking at the floor. You can't put your hands in the pockets. You can't put your hands in your pockets, especially don't put them in your trouser pocket, nor do you want to put your arms in or around your back. Walk your eyes in front of them. Don't look left and right. Don't look back at your eyes. Do not always watch the pedestrians.

When walking together, a few people should coordinate their pace with the pace of others. They are neither far ahead nor too slow.