Non-verbal communication, as opposed to verbal communication, refers to the process of information exchange and communication through body movements, postures, tone and intonation, and spatial distance. In communication, the content of information is often expressed by language, rather than non-language as a framework to explain the content and express the relevant parts of information. Therefore, nonverbal communication is often wrongly regarded as an auxiliary or supportive role.

Ways of nonverbal communication:

1, markup language. For example, the sign language and semaphore of the deaf-mute, the command gesture of the traffic police, the gesture of the referee, and some commonly used ideographic gestures, such as "OK" and "V" for victory. Such as the cross of Christianity, the crescent moon of Islam, the symbol of the dollar and the symbols of many modern enterprises.

2. Action language. For example, eating at the dinner table can reflect a person's cultivation; A customer was waiting in line, and the coins in his pocket kept jingling, obviously in a hurry. In front of the counter, she picked it up and put it down, showing that she could not pay attention.

3. Target language. The person who always keeps things neatly in the office can see that he is a clean and efficient person; Dress for texture, not fashion. Such a person must have taste and taste.