What does it mean when a girl crosses her thumb and index finger?

In daily life, people communicate in many ways. The simplest and most common way is language. In addition, people usually communicate through various gestures. Sometimes these gestures can have very good effects. Young people nowadays especially like to do this. For example, girls will cross their thumb and index finger. What does this mean?

What does it mean when a girl crosses her thumb and index finger?

I don't know why many people like to use this gesture. Doesn’t anyone feel that this gesture resembles an inverted red ribbon? The red ribbon symbol, which represents AIDS prevention, is reversed up and down, so it seems to be correct to understand it as "I wish you get AIDS."

Although it was indeed introduced from South Korea, it is not necessarily a follow-up to the Korean Wave.

This action originally expresses love, so it is suitable for idols to express gratitude to fans or fans to express their admiration for idols.

The traditional heart shape requires two hands, so if you are live streaming with a phone, holding a microphone or holding something in your hands, it may not be easy to make the shape.

The finger heart can be expressed with just two fingers (hahahaha). When taking photos, your hands will not be stiff in the air and you won't know where to put them. It is convenient for posing.

And G-Dragon particularly likes to make this gesture. He used to use both hands, but now he just uses two fingers.

Thumbs up

This is the most commonly used gesture by Chinese people. It expresses praise and approval, and means "good", "wonderful", "amazing", "brilliant", "excellent", "best", "excellent", "the best", "excellent", and "the pinnacle".

In Nigeria, when guests arrive, people give the thumbs-up sign to express greetings to friends from afar. In Japan, this gesture means "man" or "father". In South Korea, it means "head", "father", "minister" and "captain". In the United States, Mexico, the Netherlands, Sri Lanka and other countries, this gesture means praying for good luck; in the United States, India, and France, when you stop a ride, extending the thumb horizontally means you want a ride. In Indonesia, point with your thumb. But in Australia, giving the thumbs-up is considered a rude gesture.

Thumbs down

This gesture is used in quite a few countries and regions in the world, but the meanings are different. In China, putting your thumbs down means "down" or "below". In the UK, the US, and the Philippines, a thumbs-down gesture* means "unacceptable," "disagree," "end," or "the other party has lost." Mexicans and French use this gesture to mean "useless", "dead" or "bad luck". In Thailand, Myanmar, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia, thumbs down means "failure." In Australia, this gesture is used to express ridicule and sarcasm. In Tunisia, sticking your thumb down means "pour water" and "stop."