Analyzing a person's personality through walking posture

Analyzing a person's personality through walking posture

The most effective way to evaluate a person is not only to see what he says, but more importantly, to see what he does. It is said that one can tell a person's spirit by his appearance and his moral character by his actions and stillness. Walking posture is undoubtedly the most important part of behavior. So when we examine a person's inner world, we must not forget to observe his or her walking posture.

1. The walking posture of a crane walking like a zombie

The legs are long and the steps are long, the lower body moves while the upper body does not move, the starting point is three feet off the ground, the shoulders and neck are long, and the head passes the step first. This is the crane walk or crane walking. It would be better if the crane line is paired with the crane shape. People with this kind of appearance are mostly smart, but they become successful late.

Walking like a zombie with the body stiff and rigid is called zombie walking. Most people who behave like this live a life of poverty and low status. Women who walk in this way, even if they are of low status, give people a feeling of aloofness and treat relationships casually. In addition, people who look like a crane walking like a corpse usually give people the impression of being alternative and aloof when they walk.

2. The right foot always walks first

The left is noble and the right is humble. Those who walk naturally and always walk with their left foot first are noble, while those who walk unconsciously and always walk with their right foot first are lowly. There is another saying that if a person is suddenly called while walking and turns back, he or she will naturally turn to the left. Such a person is likely to be a high-ranking official and will be able to make great achievements. Those who unconsciously turn to the right, even if they are high-ranking officials, will often have no official position and will work in vain.

3. Walking posture of dragon and tiger

The body is steady and the legs and feet are not visible when walking, and the steps are long and majestic. It is the most valuable walking posture in traditional physiognomy. Not everyone can display this kind of majesty. In fact, we can see this kind of posture by observing national leaders when they review the guard of honor or receive foreign guests. The master is focused, steady and has leadership skills.

4. Goose-like and duck-like walking posture

When walking, the body and arms are always swaying from side to side, and the gait is unsteady, like the way a goose or duck walks. This is the walking posture of wealthy people in physiognomy. However, most of the people who walk like this are local rich people, not super rich people. Because there is always a sense of leisure in the pace.

5. The serpentine and wolf-like walking posture

When a snake moves, it always folds its head and tail in three parts, which looks like it is swaying from side to side on a human body. People who walk in this way are as insidious and vicious as snakes and scorpions; if they are women, they are lustful. Like a wolf walking, always with its head down, and stopping from time to time to look back in front, behind, left and right of its body, this is called wolf-looking or wolf-walking. People who walk like this are mostly suspicious and scheming.

6. The walking posture of jumping and galloping

The so-called jumping means walking on the ground like a bird, jumping as you walk; that is, walking with your heels off the ground. Most of the people who walk like this are busy and busy. It is rare for men to walk like this. If they do, it means they are going to wander around. If a woman walks like this, it not only means hard work and running around, but also means she is likely to become a prostitute. When walking, the body rises and falls like waves, which also means joy. Some women's breasts shake up and down when they walk, and their breasts are not very big, which means that this person must be violent and aggressive.

The so-called horse gallop, also known as horse walking, means that when a person walks, the upper body leans forward, the arms swing quickly, and the feet walk quickly. People who walk with this posture tend to be busy and toilsome all their lives.

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